Autumn has always
been my favourite season. The colours, the smells, brambles, the
change in
light and the
sense of dark cosy nights just around the corner. (Although that
may be just me reminiscing my Yorkshire childhood)! Of course, in those (long ago) days my skin was fresh, rosy and peachy smooth with not a care to
protect or moisturise it. These days, of course I give my skin a
great deal more care.
Autumn is a
season of change which fosters both beginnings and endings. It’s
the end of the summer and strawberries, but start of the gardening
year. The weather is changing with crisp, fresh mornings and cool
evenings, and it’s these conditions that make hair and skin drier,
particularly as we also turn up the central heating and huddle up at
home.
We should
therefore look at our skincare regime. Look for oil-rich products
which strengthen and
brighten the
complexion. Look for avocado, apricot kernel, macadamia nut and
almond oils as ingredients as they are rich, nutritious and
protecting. Feed the skin with fresh fruit masks.
Ensure your diet
is healthy and seasonal, as the tendency is to resort to comfort food
on cold dark nights. Luckily autumn produce can be warming and
versatile and apples, grains, greens, nuts and potatoes are at their
seasonal best and all are good for the skin. Continue to drink plenty
of water as it keeps the skin and body hydrated.
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