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    Festive Skincare: 7 Hacks For A Radiant Glow This Season

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    The festive season is a time of joy, celebration, and endless gathering, but it can take a toll on your skin. Late nights, heavy makeup, and stress often leave the skin looking tired and dull. If you want to glow brighter than the lights this season, it’s time to give your skin the attention it deserves. Your skin doesn't actually require expensive treatments and serums. With just a few simple hacks, you can transform your skin and look picture-perfect for every occasion. From natural remedies to hydration secrets, these tips will ensure your skin remains healthy, nourished, and glowing throughout the celebrations.

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    1. Hydration Is Your Best Glow Secret

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    (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)

    Dehydrated skin will always look dull no matter how much makeup you apply. Hydration works as the foundation of glowing skin, especially during festivals when you may indulge in sweets, fried foods, or late night celebrations that deplete the body's water levels. Drinking enough water throughout the day will keep your skin plump and flush out the toxins. You can also include herbal teas, infused waters, and natural juices to help soothe inflammation and keep your skin calm. To lock in external moisture, apply a lightweight, hyaluronic acid-based moisturiser twice a day.

    2. Exfoliation For A Smooth Festive Canvas

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    (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)

    Dead skin cells accumulate quickly, leaving your skin looking tired and uneven. It's important to regularly exfoliate your skin, for your makeup to look flawless. Use a gentle scrub twice a week to slough off dead skin, or switch to chemical exfoliants like AHAs or BHAs for deeper cleansing. For sensitive skin, a DIY exfoliating mask made of oats and honey works wonders. Always remember to gently exfoliate your skin, as over-exfoliation can strip the skin's barrier. Adding exfoliation to your routine will leave you with a brighter and glowing skin.

    3. The Magic Of DIY Masks

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    (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)

    When it comes to festive skincare, nothing works quite like homemade masks prepared with natural ingredients. DIY masks are not only cost-effective but also free from harsh chemicals. During the festive season, when pollution, late nights, and heavy makeup can take a toll on your skin, these masks help restore lost radiance and keep your skin looking fresh and healthy. You can use a turmeric and yogurt mask for instant glow, banana and milk mask for hydration, and honey and lemon mask for cleansing pores. Just 15–20 minutes twice a week is enough to give your skin a natural, festive-ready glow that rivals any salon treatment.

    4. Beauty Sleep Is Non-Negotiable

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    (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)

    Amidst shopping, socialising, home renovation, late night parties, and more, sleep often takes a backseat during festivities. But skipping sleep can lead to dull skin, dark circles, and breakouts. Aim for at least 7-8 hours of quality rest to allow your skin or repair and regenerate overnight. During sleep, collagen production increases, making your skin firmer and fresher. You can also add lavender essential oil to your pillow to help you drift into deep and restful sleep. This hack may seem simple, but it’s the most powerful skincare tip for a glowing festive look.

    5. Facial Massage For Natural Radiance

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    (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)

    Just a few minutes of daily radiance can transform your skin. Simply use your fingers or a jade roller to massage your skin in upward circular motions to improve blood circulation and stimulate lymphatic drainage. This will help in reducing puffiness, brightening your complexion, and sculpting your face slightly. This is a quick ritual that not only relaxed you but also preps your skin. Applying a facial oil like rosehip or almond oil enhances the experience and deeply nourishes your skin

    6. Light And Healthy Diet Choices

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    (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)

    It's true when people say that your skin reflects what you eat. Festival feasts often include fried foods, sweets, and heavy meals, that can trigger acne and dullness. To maintain balance, incorporate light meals that are rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Leafy greens, fresh fruits, nuts, and seeds provide essential nutrients for a healthy glow. Omega-3-rich foods like flaxseeds and walnuts also keep your skin supple and reduce inflammation. Make small tweaks like choosing jaggery over refined sugar or air-fried snacks over deep-fried ones. This will help you enjoy the celebrations while keeping your skin radiant and healthy.

    7. Don't Skip Sunscreen

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    (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)

    Whether you're attending daytime pujas, going on shopping sprees, or festive brunches, sunscreen is a must. Harmful UV rays can cause tanning, pigmentation, and premature ageing. Make sure that you use a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher and apply it generously. For convenience, opt for lightweight gel-based sunscreens that don’t feel greasy under makeup. Reapply every three hours when outdoors for maximum protection. Protecting you skin now is extremely essential to keep it healthy and glowing for the upcoming festivities and celebrations. 

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