Part 2 on how to take care of your skin and body in Autumn
Carrying on from my previous post - Glam and Green Autumn Care - Part 1 - Part 2 will have Sue Rowan from Balm Balm and Indie Lee from Indie Lee Co share what they believe you should know in order to take care of your skin in Autumn
Sue Rowan from Balm Balm shares her Autumn care tips and recommends products for you to try:
Here's what Indie Lee had to suggest:
While the weather is getting cooler you still need to hydrate. We often forget to drink as much water as the winter approaches.
AUTUMN SKIN TIPS
Water can sometimes have
a drying effect on your skin, so long, hot showers and baths may dry your skin
out even more in the cold winter months.
Use an Oil Spray in the shower while your pores are open and your skin
is wet. This light oil emulsion will
keep the healthy natural oils locked in and won’t dry your skin out. Spray it into a bath as well and swirl around
for a soft, non-oily bath. It will also
save you time in the morning by cutting out the need for a body moisturiser.
This spray is light
enough for those summer or autumn months when you don’t necessarily need a
heavy moisturiser just yet. You can use
it once or twice a day on wet or dry skin.
In the evening, if you feel you need an extra boost of moisture, warm
some organic Face Balm into your palms and massage all over - it is deeply
moisturising for when your skin needs something a bit heavier)
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Look for products that
contain Jojoba Oil. It moisturizes
dry skin exceptionally well, due to its unique similarity to the skin's natural oil. It’s often been
referred to as ‘nature’s collagen’
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Try and use natural/organic oils as they are easily
absorbed deep into your skin where you need it the most
Thank you so much Sue xXx! The Bath & Body oil is definitely on my list of products to get!
Here's what Indie Lee had to suggest:
Thank you Indie xXx
I definitely agree with Indie Lee and Sue Rowan about using oils, I've always been a big fan of using oils to moisturise the body.
I love adding a few drops of esssentail oil to my bath water - lavendar is my favourite for when I want to unwind. Eucaluptus oil is great during the winter months as it is a natural decongestive.
What are your favourite oils?
Here are a few links to previous posts on Balm Balm & Indie Lee:
Look at for Part 3 coming soon ;)
xXx
The Glam Green Girl
Thanks GGG. Lovely post! And thanks Indie Lee...that water part is so true. We don't hydrate as much in winter, and I think that's half the reason why we have drier skin! So vital to keep up with your standard 2 litres, or whatever amount works for you.
ReplyDeleteSkincare happens on the inside as well...so adding Omega 3,6,9 oils to your diet or supplement routine is a good idea too :)
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Thank you so much Sue and thank you for contributing!
DeleteGreat info - thank you
xXx
Great informative news !!!
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