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9 Natural Ingredients That Will Keep Your Skin Stunning In Monsoon
Of all the seasons, monsoon hits your skin the worst. With the light and heavy rain showers raising the humidity levels, your skincare goes for a toss. Like every other season, you need to prepare your skin for this blossoming and damp season as well. Monsoon skincare, however, is a tricky thing. The increased humidity levels put our skin at the risk of fungal and bacterial infection. Luckily, natural ingredients found in your kitchen can work like charm for your skin in monsoon.
Below, we've listed all these ingredients and how to use them to keep your skin stunning this monsoon season. Here we go!
Coconut Oil
An elixir for the skin, coconut oil is replete with anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties that reduce the chances of a bacterial or fungal infestation. It is also a highly moisturising ingredient that improves the skin barrier to keep skin problems at bay. [1]
How To Use Coconut Oil
What you need
- Coconut oil, as needed
- Place the coconut oil over a low flame to liquefy and warm it.
- Massage the coconut oil on your face and neck. You can also apply it on your lips if you want.
- Let it sit on the skin for 1-2 hours.
- Using a tissue, wipe the oil from your face.
- You can wash your face with water after a few hours.
- The moisturising effect of the oil will last long after you have wiped it off your face.
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Almond Oil
Almond oil is an excellent nourishment for dry skin in monsoon. Extremely moisturising and lightweight, almond oil seeps deep into your skin to soothe it and add radiance to your face. Vitamin E present in the oil prevents our skin from free radical damage, sun damage and the skin infections of the monsoon.[2][3]
How To Use Almond Oil
What you need
- Almond oil, as needed
- Wash your face and pat it dry.
- Take a few drops of almond oil on your palms.
- Warm the oil between your palms and massage it into your face and neck.
- Leave it at that or wipe the oil off your face after a couple of hours as per your preference.
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Rose Water
Oily skin can get a little out of hand during the monsoon season. The excess sebum production coupled with the humid weather can take a toll on your skin. Rose water with its great astringent properties helps to balance the oil production in the skin and beat the monsoon blues.
How To Use Rose Water
What you need
- Rose water, as needed
- Cotton pads
- Cleanse your face using a gentle facial cleanser.
- Take some rose water on a cotton pad.
- Swipe the cotton pad all over your face to remove all the left-over grime.
- Carry on with the rest of your skincare routine.
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Sunflower Oil
Sunflower oil is one of those hidden skincare gems that would make your monsoon an easy ride. Sunflower oil is a rich source of vitamin E- one of the most powerful natural antioxidants- that rejuvenates your dull and damaged skin making it plump and flawless. [4] The antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties of sunflower oil protect the skin from the infection-causing germs of the monsoon.[5]
How To Use Sunflower Oil
What you need
- Sunflower oil, as needed
- Cotton pad(optional)
- Massage sunflower oil into your face and neck until it gets completely absorbed.
- Leave it on for a couple of hours before rinsing it off.
- Alternatively, take some sunflower oil on a cotton pad and swipe it along your face as you would do a toner.
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Olive Oil
Olive oil is an excellent source of phenols, a kind of antioxidants that fight the free radical damage and rejuvenate your skin to its natural glory. It is extremely lightweight and sinks deeps into the skin to leave with soft, hydrated and glorious skin. [6]
How To Use Olive Oil
What you need
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- ½ tbsp sugar
- Take the olive oil in a bowl.
- Add sugar to it and mix the ingredients well.
- Apply the mixture to your face and scrub your face for 3-5 minutes.
- Leave it on for another 5 minutes before rinsing your face with warm water.
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Moringa Oil
Infections caused by the monsoon-bred germs are the most common skin issue during the rainy season. Moringa oil is full of antibacterial properties that fight these germs and keep your skin healthy. The antioxidant properties of moringa oil soothe the skin and reduce inflammation and redness of the skin. [7]
How To Use Moringa
What you need
- 1 tbsp coconut oil
- 4-5 drops of moringa essential oil
- In a bowl, take the coconut oil.
- Add the drops of moringa essential oil to it and mix well.
- Take a small amount of this mixture and massage it into your skin until it gets completely absorbed.
- Leave it at that.
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Neem
The antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties of neem make it a must-have skincare ingredient to have during the monsoon. It fights any skin infection and calms the inflammation leaving you with fresh and clean skin. [8]
How To Use Neem
What you need
- Two handfuls of neem leaves
- A basin of water
- In a bowl of water, add the neem leaves and boil the water.
- When the leaves start to become soft, strain the mixture to get neem-infused water.
- Use this neem water to take a bath and keep the monsoon infections away.
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Turmeric
Widely known for its antibacterial and antiseptic properties, turmeric gives a boost to your skin's immunity against the monsoon-brought skin infections and inflammations. When applied topically to the skin, turmeric prevents the skin against bacteria, breakouts and sun damage leaving it nourished and gorgeous.[9]
How To Use Turmeric
What you need
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 tbsp milk
- ¼th tbsp turmeric
- In a bowl, take honey.
- Add milk and turmeric to it. Mix well.
- Apply the mixture on your face.
- Leave it on for 15-20 minutes.
- Rinse it off later using lukewarm water.
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Lemon
The acidic nature and strong antibacterial properties of lemon make it a potent ingredient to fight the monsoon skincare woes. [10] Regular use of lemon juice cleanses the skin deeply and brightens it. It is, however, not recommended if you have very sensitive skin.
How To Use Lemon
What you need
- 2 tbsp lemon juice
- 3 tbsp water
- Cotton pad
- Dilute the lemon juice with water.
- Dip the cotton pad in the mixture and use it to apply the lemon juice on your face.
- Leave it on for 10 minutes.
- Rinse it off later using cold water.
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