3. Get massaging
The circulation can be more sluggish in the winter, so it’s important to incorporate massage into your daily routine to keep a radiant complexion. Rather than viewing cleansing as just removing make up each evening, consider it an opportunity to perform a mini-treatment on the whole face. Carry out lots of small circular movements as you apply the product – this is an invaluable way to boost capillary circulation, helping to remove impurities and generate radiant, healthy skin.
If you wear a hat in the cooler months, hair can get very dry and become static. Treat it weekly with a nourishing hair oil, massing into the scalp through to the ends of the hair.
Thanks for posting this – I'll certainly be trying number three. I hadn't thought about that, but it's something that's so simple to do. 🙂
Some really good tips there. I tend to look after my face and forget my body. The skin, on my shins especially, can get really sore.
Wish I'd read this earlier, had serious dry cheeks a couple of weeks ago.
some great tips here
Great tips you have here, I particularly like 4 & 5 because it’s not something that I would have considered doing but after reading about it these sound like really good ideas to do during Winter especially, plus the kids would like it. Thanks for the post!