As we enter this year's holy month of Ramadan, one of the biggest celebrations for the Muslim community is just around the corner. Eid is celebrated with great enthusiasm and splendor worldwide. This festive occasion, marked by special dishes, decorations, and prayers, signifies the conclusion of Ramadan. As we prepare for the festivities, it's important to remember to look our best on this special day.

In a recent chat with a Lifestyle Magazine, Dr. Mahnaz Jahan Begum, an aesthetic expert and the founder of Keraderm Clinics, mentioned, “With Eid approaching, many of us are excited to look and feel our best. However, the intense heat and summer sun can leave our skin feeling dry, dull, and damaged.”

The cosmetologist also provided some helpful tips for caring for sun-exposed skin to ensure you shine during the Eid celebrations:

Stay hydrated from the inside out:

Staying well-hydrated is key for keeping your skin looking fresh and full. Try to drink around 8-10 glasses of water daily, and think about adding hydrating foods such as watermelon and cucumbers to your meals. Also check out | Struggling with persistent pigmentation? These 6 skincare treatments can work wonders to eliminate dark spots.

Scrub away dead skin and add some glow:

Exfoliating gets rid of dead skin cells and clears out pores, making your skin feel soft and look more radiant. Try using a mild exfoliating scrub.

Ease and relax:

Skin that’s been in the sun can feel sensitive and irritated. To help calm it down, try using a cooling face mask or some aloe vera gel. You might also want to look for a serum or moisturizer that has soothing ingredients like green tea, chamomile, or cucumber. Plus, check out this guide on an Ayurvedic skincare routine for morning and evening that can help you achieve a radiant glow!

Check out these tips to keep your skin healthy:

• Make sure to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
• Find some shade and dress in protective clothing.
• Try to stay indoors during extreme weather conditions.
• Consider getting a facial or chemical peel 2-3 days ahead of Eid to allow your skin to heal and look its best.
• The night before Eid, put on a hydrating face mask so you can wake up with fresh, glowing skin.

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