Cold Weather Wedding Skincare Tips To Try

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As the weather gets a little gloomier and colder, we’re starting to think about all things winter! If you’re planning a winter wedding of your own, now is a great time to start investing in a good skincare routine. Here are some ideas and cold weather wedding skincare tips to try…

 

Don’t wait

That’s right, you need to get started early and develop a good skincare routine. The lasting glow will only come from a consistent routine, which you should start at least 6 months before the Big Day.

 

Get to know your skin

Everybody has different skincare needs. You may have an oily complexion or dry skin, or something in between. Speak with a skincare expert who can analyse your skin and recommend products for you.

 

Drink lots of water

Staying hydrated is a tip that all skincare experts will share, no matter the season. Drink lots of water and begin applying a moisturiser to damp skin every morning and every night.

 

Try something homemade

There are some wonderful natural remedies you can find online. Try a homemade face mask, using honey, avocado and coconut oil!

 

Always use SPF

In the warmer weather, this is an obvious skincare tip, but it’s no different for cold weather wedding skincare. Incorporate a daily SPF of at least 30 into your routine, even on the cloudy days!

 

Don’t forget your lips

If you’re worried about peeling or chapped lips on your wedding day, stop licking your lips and picking at them. It’ll only make things worse. Do this instead: grab a soft wash cloth, a lip mask, lip balm and a gentle exfoliating scrub.

 

Get good sleep

Here’s a tip that’ll keep you sane in every aspect of your life! But your cold weather wedding skincare routine will find this handy too. Good sleep will help reduce puffiness, dark circles and dull skin.

 

Keep calm

Reducing stress will help you to avoid breakouts and inflammation. Your skin will benefit from a relaxed environment that’s stress-free.

 

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