
Stay hydrated
Drinking at least eight glasses of water daily can significantly improve the look and feel of your skin. When dehydrated, our skin can appear dull and lifeless. Water helps flush out toxins that can cause acne or redness. Keep a large bottle of water handy all day, and freshen it up with cucumber or lemon slices if you get bored with the taste.
Use Sunscreen
It’s important to use sunscreen consistently, not just during the summer when the risk of sunburn is higher. Even on cloudy days, UV rays can penetrate and increase the risk of skin damage. Wearing sunscreen not only protects your skin but may decrease your chances of developing skin issues.
Get Sleep
Radiant, healthy-looking skin starts by being well-rested. Skin undergoes cell repair and regeneration while we sleep. Lack of sleep can lead to puffiness and dark circles. To achieve better sleep, consider reducing screen time before bedtime, practicing meditation to promote relaxation, or replacing screen time with reading.
Shop Around Or Make Your Own
Instead of choosing expensive products, consider looking for cheaper options at supermarkets and drugstores instead of specific skincare websites. You can also easily make masks, serums and toners with just a few simple kitchen staples.
With tips from Fresha
Make Your Own Mask
Oatmeal Add warm water to ground oatmeal and apply it to your face for around ten minutes. Helps reduce redness and sensitivity while absorbing any excess oil.
Avocado Rich in natural fats, vitamins E, and C, avocados can significantly help hydrate and nourish your skin and make it feel smooth. Mash an avocado, add honey and apply it to your face for 15 minutes.
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This original article first appeared in the FALL 2026 issue of City Style and Living Magazine.
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