Tips & Tricks To Get Monsoon Ready Glowing Skin!

By WeddingPlz
July 11th, 2022
Weddingplz Tips/Advice
1 Min Read

Monsoon is here and it’s time to follow the skincare for perfectly glowing healthy skin! While there may be a lot of pros to look at during this season, don’t forget that the rainy season comes with its share of skin problems. Monsoons bring respite to sweltering heat as well as skin problems with them due to moisture content aiding the growth of bacteria. Have trouble getting flawless-looking skin this monsoon? Fret not! Following this skin care routine religiously will keep your skin healthy and fresh in the rainy season. We are here with mindful tips & tricks for those of you, whose special day is approaching and who are worried about the skincare regime. Following these simple tips can keep your skin healthy and glowing this season.

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Use a gentle cleanser

It is highly recommended by dermatologists to avoid harsh soaps and keep your skin moisturised during the rainy season. Maintain proper hygiene and use mild skin cleansers.

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Switch to a gel-based sunscreen

If you have hyper pigmentation then it is advised to try and avoid sun exposure as much as possible. However, if your skin is exposed to the sun, apply gel-based sunscreens as they are less greasy and perform better during monsoon.

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Avoid harsh/hard exfoliator

It is highly advised to not use hard scrubs as they tend to open pores which leads to the secretion of extra sebum, resulting in acne. For those of you who have oily skin, a mild exfoliator is suggested by the field experts.

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Do not pop that pimple

If you have a pimple that you’re about to pop, stop! You should never try to squeeze or pop a pimple because these pimples are not at the skin’s surface. Popping can push pus and bacteria deeper into the skin, which might cause more swelling, redness, scarring, inflammation, and even bigger breakouts. It may become even more noticeable from increased redness and marks on the skin. So, remember to keep your hands off!