Do: Layer Up On Moisturiser: Moisturisers should pretty much turn into your go-to products for the winter season. The cold winds can be extremely harsh on your skin, so whether you're inside, outside, taking a walk or even in the car, just remember to moisturise, moisturise and moisturise. And do opt for something with nourishing and hydrating properties so that your skin stays moist and refreshed for long.

Yes, we know that avoiding sugar during holiday season can be quite the task with all the baked goodies that you'll end up oogling at around you. However, sugar can be really bad for your skin. Digested sugar can latch on to your skin and can eat away at your collagen which will lead to the formation of fine lines and wrinkles. So, maybe just stick to one serving of that plum cake.

No, we're not asking you to punish yourself, just give this a good read. You might think, oh no way am I going to take a cold shower during the winters, but it's a proven fact that cold water is a lot better for your skin and hair than hot water is. Cold showers can help tighten your pores and smoothen your hair follicles. Plus, cold water is great for blood circulation. And if you think you can't take an entire shower in cold water, just finish off a hot bath with a cold rinse and you should be good to go.

It's pretty obvious that the products which worked wonders for you during the summer might not really do that well during the winter season. So switch up your beauty routine and opt for products that will take care of your skin and nourish it during the winters. For example, invest in a moisturiser that’s creamier than the one you regularly use, and go gentle on the cleanser.

Well, the winter season might be upon us but that doesn't mean the sun will go into hiding. Remember, the sun's harmful rays can affect you just as much in the winter season too. So, don't skip on sunscreen when you step out of your house. And if you don't want too much product on your face, you could just opt for beauty products that contain SPF.

We all like to look our best during the holiday season. But if you woke up on the day of your family get-together with a pimple on your forehead, remember the first thing to do is to not panic. Opt for your regular beauty routine and the pimple should just go away in due time. And do remember that ultimately it is just a pimple and nobody apart from you will really care about it.

This one is a big no-no. We all tend to lick our lips when they get chapped but honestly, this can make the problem a lot worse. Your saliva can actually break down the skin on your lips even more and cause them to get dryer. So, invest in a good lip balm with nourishing and moisturising properties and you should be good to go.