You might be all set for the party season, but your skin could be less enthusiastic about it! Late nights, alcohol, and the extra glitz in your makeup collection can leave your skin feeling a bit lackluster. Here are some tips to help you shine from within this Christmas season.

1. Keep Hydrated 

Cold, unforgiving winter weather coupled with alcohol can lead to seriously dry and dehydrated skin. Alcohol has a knack for dehydrating your skin and leaving you with a less-than-festive grey complexion. Try to balance every cocktail with a glass of water to stay hydrated. Additionally, boost your skin's hydration with a hyaluronic acid serum.  Hyaluronic acid is a hydration superhero that can hold up to 1000 times its weight in water, giving your skin the moisture it craves.

2. Exfoliate

A radiant, glowing complexion is the ideal canvas for makeup, so make sure to exfoliate to remove dead skin cells. This also allows your skincare products to penetrate the skin's surface effectively. Consider using Glycolic Acid, which not only exfoliates but also hydrates your skin while keeping your pores clean and clear, which is essential if you've been wearing extra makeup during this season.

3. Banish Last-Minute Blemishes

Pimples always seem to pop up at the most inconvenient times, like just before your Christmas parties. Opt for a natural spot treatment like tea tree oil or seek out products containing sulfur or benzoyl peroxide.

4. Refresh with Cryotherapy Ice Globes

The Christmas season can be exhausting, which can take it's toll on your skin. Ice globes have a cooling effect that helps constrict blood vessels and reduce swelling or puffiness in the skin. After a long night of partying, your skin might appear puffy, especially around the eyes. Ice globes can help alleviate this puffiness, making you look more refreshed.

5. Prioritise Sleep

Sleep is when your skin has the opportunity to rejuvenate itself, so ensure you get seven to eight hours of sleep every night. Amid all the festive celebrations, make sure to allocate enough time for yourself and your skin to rest.

6. Remove Makeup Before Bed

While enhancing your makeup for your back-to-back holiday gatherings is unlikely to cause breakouts, neglecting to remove it before bedtime can clog your pores and create a breeding ground for bacteria. No matter how tired you are, removing makeup is an essential part of your evening routine.

Remember that self-care is not only about looking good but also about feeling good. Taking time to care for your skin can be a rewarding and soothing ritual amid the hustle and bustle of the party season. So, embrace these skincare tips, stay hydrated, get enough sleep, and enjoy the festivities with confidence, knowing that your skin is ready to sparkle from within. Cheers to a beautiful and joyous holiday season!