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my channel. Winter is just around the corner, and while we love the cozy vibes, it can be a tough

season for our skin, hair, and style. Today, I've got you covered with everything you need to look

and feel your absolute best this winter. From skincare that keeps you glowing in the cold

to makeup looks that'll warm up any room, and fashion tips that keep you cozy and chic

This video will cover skincare, makeup, and fashion. Let's start. Skincare Switch to a rich, hydrating moisturizer

Winter air is drier, both indoors due to heating and outdoors, which draws moisture away from your skin

Lightweight lotions often aren't enough to counteract this Look for a thicker cream or balm that contains deeply hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, or squalane

These ingredients help to lock moisture into the skin and reinforce the skin barrier

keeping hydration sealed in throughout the day. Apply it morning and night, focusing on areas prone to dryness like cheeks, forehead, and around the mouth

Add a hydrating serum to your routine. Hydrating serums can penetrate deeper than creams

giving skin an extra layer of moisture that combats winter dryness from within

It's important to look for serums containing hyaluronic acid, glycerin, or aloe vera that are particularly effective in drawing water into the skin's layers

Look for products that include multiple forms of hyaluronic acid for deeper hydration

In application, after cleansing, apply a few drops of the serum to your face and neck before following up with your moisturizer

This step ensures that moisture is sandwiched between the serum and cream, providing lasting hydration

Exfoliate gently and regularly. Exfoliating helps to remove dead skin cells that can build up and make skin appear dull and flaky

It also allows moisturizers to penetrate better. Choose a gentle exfoliator with fine particles or a mild enzyme exfoliant

avoid harsh physical scrubs as these can be too abrasive in the winter and may cause irritation Don forget to limit exfoliation to one to two times per week

Over-exfoliating can damage the skin barrier, which is especially sensitive in winter

Use exfoliators in the evening, followed by a hydrating mask or rich moisturizer for added nourishment

Avoid hot showers and baths. Hot water can strip your skin of its natural oils, which are crucial for moisture retention

leaving it dry and tight. Opt for lukewarm showers and limit time under the water to avoid dehydration

After stepping out of the shower, don't rub but gently pat your skin dry

Then immediately apply moisturizer while your skin is still slightly damp. Tip, consider using a gentle hydrating body wash with nourishing oils

And finish with a thick body, cream or body butter to lock in moisture on the body

Two, use sunscreen daily, even indoors. UV rays penetrate clouds and windows, so your skin is exposed to damaging rays even on gloomy days or while indoors

Winter UV exposure can lead to premature aging and hyperpigmentation. Look for a broad-spectrum SPF of at least 30

If your skin is dry, look for sunscreens with moisturizing ingredients like glycerin or added oils

In application, apply a generous layer of sunscreen to all exposed areas every morning after your moisturizer

Make sure to reapply if you're outside for extended periods, especially around snow, as it reflects UV rays and increases exposure

Makeup Opt for a hydrating foundation. Winter air can be drying, and many traditional foundations can exacerbate this by emphasizing dry patches and fine lines

A hydrating foundation can provide moisture and a dewy finish, making your skin look fresh and healthy

Choose a foundation that includes hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid or glycerin

Liquid or cream foundations tend to work best, as they offer more hydration than powder formulations

apply with a damp makeup sponge for a natural airbrushed finish start in the center of your face and blend outward layering as needed for coverage For extra glow mix a few drops of liquid highlighter into your foundation before application

Use a cream blush. Powder blush can look dull and chalky on dry winter skin

while cream blush provides a natural dewy finish that mimics the appearance of healthy, flushed cheeks

Use your fingers or a stippling brush to apply cream blush to the apples of your cheeks

blending it outwards toward your temples. This gives a youthful, fresh look

For an extra boost, layer a powder blush in a similar shade over the cream for long-lasting color

Embrace warm, rich eye colors. Winter is the perfect time to experiment with warmer, richer eye colors that complement the season's cozy vibe

Shades like deep browns, warm taupes, and jewel tones can add depth and warmth to your look

A versatile eyeshadow palette that includes warm neutrals, deep colors, and some shimmery shades for a festive touch

Cream eyeshadows can also be a great option for added hydration and a long-lasting finish

Finish with a few coats of volumizing mascara to keep lashes looking full and lush

Highlight for a glowing complexion. Adding highlighter can help bring back that healthy glow

It reflects light and adds dimension to your face. Choose a cream or liquid highlighter for a natural, dewy look

Powder highlighters are fine too, but ensure they are finely milled to avoid looking cakey on dry skin

Apply highlighter to the high points of your face where light naturally hits. Cheekbones, brow bones, the bridge of your nose, and the Cupid's bow

Long-wearing lip color. Winter can be tough on lips, leading to dryness and chapping

A long-wearing lip color helps keep your lips looking beautiful without needing constant touch-ups

Look for moisturizing lipsticks or liquid lipsticks with hydrating ingredients like vitamin E or she butter

Matte formulas can be drying, so opt for satin or cream finishes that are comfortable to wear

Before applying lip color exfoliate your lips gently with a lip scrub and apply a hydrating lip balm Then use a lip liner to define your lips and prevent feathering Fill in with your chosen lip color and for a glossy finish add a clear lip gloss on top

Fashion. Layering is key. Layering allows you to adjust your outfit based on changing temperatures

ensuring you stay warm without sacrificing style. Start with a breathable base layer

like a fitted turtleneck or long-sleeve shirt. Add a cozy sweater or cardigan as your middle layer

and finish with a stylish coat or jacket. You can also incorporate scarves or vests

for additional warmth and texture. Don't be afraid to play with lengths

Longer cardigans over shorter tops can add an elegant touch. Invest in a quality winter coat

A good winter coat is essential for both warmth and style. It's often the first thing people notice

so it should reflect your personal style while keeping you cozy. Consider classic styles like a trench coat, pea coat, or puffer jacket

Neutral colors like black, gray, or camel are versatile and timeless. Accessorize thoughtfully

Accessories are a great way to express your personal style while also providing warmth and practicality in winter

Invest in stylish hats, scarves, and gloves that complement your outfits. Don't forget about statement pieces, like a bold handbag or colorful earrings to brighten up your winter look

Choose the right footwear. Proper footwear is essential in winter, as it can make or break your outfit while keeping your feet warm and dry

Styles like knee-high boots, ankle boots, or stylish sneakers with thermal lining can keep your feet cozy without sacrificing style

Pair knee-high boots with dresses or skirts for a chic look. or style ankle boots with skinny jeans or leggings

Consider thick warm socks for added comfort, tights and leggings, under dresses and skirts

Tights and leggings allow you to wear your favorite dresses and skirts throughout winter while keeping your legs warm

Choose thicker, opaque tights or fleece-lined leggings for extra warmth. That's it

I hope these tips will help you in becoming more beautiful and confident for winter