Summer is hot and humid. Winter is dry and cold. So why should your beauty routine stay the same? While the wild and sensible animals of the world have crawled into their barrows to sleep through the winter. We are out there in the elements, hustling and grinding to keep up with bills and latest trends in the world to stay relevant. This is not about a routine for 2015 its a routine you should acquire every changing season. Give your skin the pampering it deserves for every season. This will ensure your skin is always photo ready inside and out.

Well let's start with the obvious but always forgotten. Hydration. You can start of your day with the hot cup of coffee or tea but don't forget to refuel yourself with water through out the day. Water is not only essential for keeping your body and skin hydrated, it also helps with circulation. Preventing you looking tired and worn out during the cold dark winter days at work. You still have that dry mouth feeling? Water is not enough to hydrate you. You need some real hydrating agents to kick in and do the job sometimes. I personally recommend all natural  and naturally flavoured Coconut water. It was also my best friend for my last pregnancy and great after a power work out.

Moisturise. If its exposed. Moisturise it. From your head to your toes. Give you body, hair and skin the extra help to fight off the cold and warm radiators inside your building. Natural plant oil is the best. I use Almond oil as it the plant oil with the most water contents. I will write a post above the wonders of Almond oil soon. So keep posted. It is rich with antioxidants, minerals and good fats and oils that your skin needs and loves.

Eat like a Champ. Pudding, stew and a comfort food is all we look forward to during winter. But these delightful delicious meals can leave our skin oily, prone to breakout and feeling sluggish. Eat clean and fresh fruits. The dose of vitamins C, A , D and B will keep you healthy and protect you from being sick this winter. Keeping your skin looking fresh and beautifully ready for when summer comes back to town.