BEAUTY ROUTINE STILL MATTERS IN QUARANTINE
As we spend more time inside than ever before. We find our selves going make free throughout the day. While you might be found of your maintenance routine and think you can proceed with certain steps within your skincare routine.
Staying at home 24/7 comes with its downsides. Dry patches can appear from overexposure to the constant air conditioning. Lack of vitamin D can make your complexion appear sullen and sometimes applying a bit of makeup can have therapeutic effects-especially when it comes to combating COVID-19 included anxieties or depression. People are finding it difficult to maintain the routine that structure our appearance.
The well-crafted regime not only gives you glow up releases fine lines, It can soothe the harshness of the ever-changing times. Beauty is its own unique and essential medicine.
From this perspective beauty routine does it need to be dismissed as an indulgence. You can cherish it as fundamental to your health. A framework allows for attention to beauty from your head to your feet with no one watching, you can deepen your daily routines.
You can apply these pamper tips to add some extra beauty to your day:
- Add extra moisture to your hands after constant washing and sanitizing.
- Manage your feet with oil or lotion and wear socks to bed.
- Create nourishing lip scrub with brown sugar and olive oil for moisture.
- Mix a DIV hair mask or blend of oils that work for you. Comb the mixture through your hair and wrap up in a towel for 20 minutes. For a deep conditioner, leave it overnight and rinse out in the morning.
- Give your nail a break right now. Apply connect or olive oil to your cuticles at night.
- Don’t forget your eyes. All of us are spending extra hours starting at your screens all-day. Use some face lotion or oil on your under-eye area.
- Use light body oil to massage, when we are physical distancing, massage is an important form of self-love.
Skin Care Treatments:
You need weekly marks and treatments to keep your skin free of breakouts, dullness, and dryness. For one day during a week, you can set a reminder to apply your favorite mask which suits you. It only takes a couple of extra minutes but keeps dead skin cells and extra oil at bay.
On the other hand you can set a reminder to indulge in a 15 minutes hydrating mask according to your skin. To get rid of the dehydration caused by the cold and dry air in your apartment.
Hair Maintenance and Trims:
Now’s a great time to let your hair marinate in its natural oils, Do keep conditioning one day per week. Aside from that don’t do too much with your hair other than trying to let your natural texture thrives and avoid heat styling as much as you can. You can set an additional reminder to check your hair for split ends once every couple of weeks.
If your ends are starting to split, then you might need it bust out the scissors. Split ends are usually a sign when you have to cut your hair. Otherwise you don’t need to cut hair unless you want a hairstyling.
Eyebrow Shaping:
They eyebrow grows quicker than the rest of the hair on the body, so you should check it on the state of your bows bi-weekly. You can just use a small derma planning tool to clean up the stray hairs around your outer edges.
Manicures:
Once every week dedicate 30 minutes for your nails maintenance like professional would at a salon. Soak your hand in warm water, slather your cuticles in oil, then push and trim them before filing your nails and painting on a nail strengthened.
Body Hair Removal:
Twice a week, spend 10 minutes in the shower, or exfoliating your whole body with any good scrub before shaving all your regular spots. This is the part of hygiene.
Every day, you structure your life around the values you choose. When you make beauty a core of value, you stand up for your health and confidence. Plus you are bringing a little beauty into a difficult time.
Remember, beauty is not suspensions. Beauty is a way to pamper your inner life and away remind you-quarantine or not-of your essential dignity and worth as a human being.
It’s the kind of beauty that comes from love and respect for ourselves, and our beauty routine can be the ritual where that deep self-love happens.