How to Shine Even When the Sun Doesn't

At night, your body recovers from external aggressions it suffered during the day. The ideal sleep time differs from person to person, but your average should be around 7 or 8 hours every night. For adequate sleep, be sure to create a peaceful atmosphere in your bedroom. You can also use our Relaxing Pillow Mist for a soothing sensation of well-being.

A healthy diet is important in winter, even more than the rest of the year. Sufficient vitamin C intake will not only boost your immune system, but also help your skin look radiant by supporting the production of collagen and limiting cells' ageing, as it is a strong antioxidant. Pepper, parsley, kiwi, citruses, and all fresh fruits and vegetables, you've got a choice! Omega-3 (which can be found in fatty fish, nuts, flaxseed, and rapeseed oil...)  also participates in making the skin smoother and more supple. 

Although we generally tend to drink less water in the winter, our body needs hydration, so don't forget to drink up. As cold beverages might seem less appealing, you can try warm water with lemon, or tea.

Take shorter, lukewarm showers and avoid very hot water as it compromises your skin's lipid layer. Finely ground oats added to your bathwater will work wonders to relieve and soften itchy or irritated skin. They can also act as a gentle exfoliant, perfect for the winter months.
Last but not least, moisturise regularly, right after you wash, on slightly damp skin. Depending on how dry your skin is, you may choose Shea Butter Ultra Light Body Cream or Ultra Rich Body Cream.