Monsoon Skin Care Tips & Tricks By Satliva

The much awaited monsoon season provides respite from the scorching heat of the summer. It brings with it the fresh earthy scent of the earth, and crisp refreshing air; however, it also brings with it vexing humidity, and a unique set of skin problems that demand care, attention, and a thorough Monsoon Skin Care Routine.
But what does a monsoon skin care routine entail? And how can one incorporate it into their busy daily schedules? Continue reading to learn more about these questions!

Things to include in your monsoon skin care routine

The humid climate brought on by the approaching monsoon season cannot be overlooked; neglecting skin care during such weather can lead to problems such as fungal infections, eczema, athletes foot, and ringworm infections!
To keep such ailments at bay, a few things to include in your Monsoon Skin Care Routine are:

• Cleansing - During the monsoons; oil and dust tend to accumulate on your skin, clogging pores, and causing discomfort. Cleansing your skin with a gentle and nourishing soap is the optimal way to combat this. The Hemp with Shea Butter Body Soap Bar efficiently unclogs pores, moisturises skin, and provides necessary nourishment.
  
  
• Sunscreen - The appropriate use of sunscreen during the monsoons is imperative, but often neglected by most. The fact that the lion’s share of the sun is hidden does not mean that UV rays cannot penetrate through the clouds and similarly, your skin. The daily use of a natural, non-oily, and moisturising sunscreen is the best way to go about this problem. The Red Raspberry Face Cream is the perfect weapon to fight off harmful UV rays.
  
  
• Moisturiser - “Avoid moisturiser during the monsoon season,” is a common and potentially skin damaging misconception. The correct use of a natural, chemical-free moisturiser on a daily basis assists the skin in producing the adequate amount of oil; additionally, it promotes youthful glow and texture to skin. The cream most equipped to protect and heal skin during the monsoons is undoubtedly the Mango Rosemary Face Cream.
  
  
• Add Vitamin C to your diet - Consuming Vitamin C brings a multitude of benefits to your life, such as - boosting immunity, promoting general skin health, adding youthful glow & radiance to skin, and fighting common monsoon skin infections. Some fruits and vegetables high in Vitamin C are - Guava, kiwi, orange, strawberry, papaya, chilly peppers, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and cabbage. 

By simply incorporating these effective and efficient elements into your daily routine, you can thoroughly enjoy the rains while avoiding a great chunk of troubles that come along with the monsoon season.