Winter skin care tips Winter skin care tips you should know!

In the cold winter, no matter how many skin care products you apply on your face, it still feels dry. Even if you use a hydrating mask, it still remains dry. Why is this? This is because the temperature is low in winter and our sebaceous glands do not secrete enough oil. We need to replenish oil while moisturizing to avoid feeling dry. So you need to moisturize your skin while also moisturizing it.

1. Staying up late is the natural enemy of women’s beauty

It seems that people nowadays have developed the habit of staying up late and cannot fall asleep before the time, but what is the result? Our bodies become weak, our tempers become irritable, we feel groggy during the day, and can't help dozing off. We look listless as if we haven't slept for ten days. Starting today, we must ensure that we get at least 8 hours of sleep every day. No matter how sleepy you are, you should go to bed early and sleep well.

2. When you have acne, don’t touch itchy hands

Don't squeeze a pimple that's about to break out. Think about the future and don't just seek temporary pleasure. You will face serious consequences after squeezing it. Acne scars on the face are the hardest to disappear. Don't wait until you become a pockmarked girl before you regret it.

3. Appropriate light makeup can not only effectively protect the skin

It can also add warm colors to the bleak winter days. When using colors, avoid light and clear colors and instead express brightness. Use orange and dark brown rouge to outline the facial contours, giving the face a handsome three-dimensional look. Use orange on the cheekbones and orange below them. Use orange eyeshadow on the upper eyelid and dark brown on the lower eyelid near the end of the eye. The color of the eyeliner should be darker than the color of the end of the eye to form a clear eye shape. The lip contour is drawn with straight lines and dyed with deep vermilion lipstick. Dark brown lipstick is used at the corners of the mouth and blended towards the middle to create a three-dimensional layered shape.