As we get older, we must change our skin care routine to ensure that we take care of our aging skin. Women will get fine lines and wrinkles when they age. Fortunately, there are many things that you can do to stop these fine lines and wrinkles from coming so quickly and keep your skin looking young and healthy.
Some real beauty tips are:-
Our skin suffers the most during the colder months, especially if you reside in a dry climate. Because everything else is covered up, our faces usually bear the brunt of the elements. This is the time for you to ramp up your moisturizing efforts, applying a facial moisturizing cream morning and night. To keep the skin on your body supple and hydrated, use a good moisturizing beauty bar in addition to your regular moisturizing efforts. Your hands are another body part that takes a beating in winter. An excellent way of keeping them soft and supple is to lather them in lotion before you don rubber gloves when cleaning and washing dishes. Although you may be lusting after hot chocolate and other warm drinks, try to get at least eight glasses of water in a day. Our bodies use water to hydrate and thus moisturize the skin from the inside out. While you're drinking all that water, try to remember not to get carried away with the bath water - if you enjoy piping hot baths, remember that extremely hot water will dry out the skin too.
Though you need to get all your vitamins in the right proportion during your pregnancy, however Vitamin C is of particular importance especially when seen from the beauty angle. This vitamin plays a vital role in maintaining the health of your skin. As we know that Vitamin C is an antioxidant which slows the rate of the free radical damage -- free radicals are unstable molecules that damage collagen and cause skin dryness, fine lines and wrinkles. The research recommended that vitamin C may also help in reducing sunburn caused by exposure to ultraviolet B radiation and prevent the consequences of long-term sun exposure. This last property does come in handy because a pregnant woman's skin is prone to more sensitivity and sun damage.
