Changes in the weather, sleep disturbances and pollution, all lead to what most of us women struggle with - dry skin. With the colder season almost upon us, you can rest assured that the flaky dullness won’t just go away on its own and God knows we can’t always end up at the salon for every little thing. And there's only so much moisturising creams can do for you. So, what do you do? Opt for natural ingredients of course. Not only will they save a ton of your money but they'll also cure away your skin dryness without any side effects. What's best, most of them are already available in your kitchen. Wondering what these ingredients are? Take a look.

Butters like cocoa butter or shea butter can be super moisturizing. Applying these kinds of butter on your skin regularly can help keep your skin hydrated. It can also improve your skin's texture and help you achieve radiant, smooth and soft skin.

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Watermelon juice is a healthy drink, but it can work just as well in a face pack to treat dry skin. This is because it is loaded with moisturizing and hydrating properties. It is also rich in antioxidants. To make this face pack to treat dry skin, you will need watermelon juice and honey. Mix the two ingredients and apply it all over your skin. Wash it off with water after 10 minutes.

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Petroleum jelly has been a popular product used for many purposes. While it may not be a natural ingredient, you'll find it in many households. It can be extremely beneficial to treat dry skin. Researchers of 2017 study found petroleum jelly improved skin barrier in older people that used it.

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Honey contains a lot of healing properties that can help you achieve beautiful and soft skin. This is because honey is super moisturizing and contains anti-inflammatory properties. You can apply honey on the skin to tackle your issues with dry skin.

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To tackle dry skin with milk, consume it don't apply it directly on your skin. A 2015 study found it can help improve skin significantly. This may be because it contains a fat called phospholipid, which can help improve the skin barrier.

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A study conducted in 2013 found sunflower seed oil can provide the skin with loads of hydration when applied on the arm. However, not all oils can have this effect. Researchers of the same study also discovered olive oil can cause damage to the skin's barrier.

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Multani mitti has been used in face packs for centuries owing to its oil-absorbing and moisturising properties. Take 2 tablespoons of multani mitti (Fuller’s earth), 1 tablespoon cucumber juice and 1 teaspoon honey or 1 tablespoon milk. Mix well to make a thick, consistent paste. Apply it to your face and let it dry for about 15 minutes. Rinse off once done.

We know what you're thinking but apple cider vinegar can actually work rather well for dry skin too. It has pH balancing properties that can help restore your skin's lustre and texture. Take 1/2 teaspoon apple cider vinegar, 1/2 teaspoon water and 1/2 teaspoon honey. Mix all the ingredients well and apply the mixture only to the dry patches on your skin. Let it sit for about 10 minutes before rinsing it off.

Organic cocoa butter works rather well in keeping your skin moisturised. All you need to do is take some organic cocoa butter and melt it in your palms. Apply to your skin and massage well. Leave it on overnight and it'll keep your skin hydrated and moisturised.