Long hours in the sun, daily makeup, and urban pollution can leave skin looking tired, dull, and dehydrated. Beauty expert says gentle cleansing, restorative botanicals, proper hydration, and giving …
Hitting the tarmac with breakouts and tired, dull, dry skin is less than ideal ahead of a jet-setting holiday or an important work trip.
Taking care of your skin while flying is no easy feat, with harsh air conditioning pulling the moisture out of your cheeks and the circulation of bacteria threatening to tarnish your skin barrier.
However, while difficult, it is not impossible. While up in the air, you have plenty of time to implement a small skincare routine that can help protect your face from the toll flying takes on your body.
I personally struggle with post-flight blemishes and so, went on a mission for myself and HELLO! readers to seek expert advice on how we can all take better care of our skin while travelling above the clouds.
Taking to the skies has a grave impact on your skin, but for most of us, the reason why flying creates havoc is pretty unknown.
Road trips or train journeys don’t seem to be as detrimental, so what is it about getting on an aeroplane that makes our skin struggle as much as it does?
There are a few reasons why flying can wreck your skin, but it is mostly due to the extremely low humidity inside the cabin that causes moisture to evaporate and your face to become uncomfortably dry.
Typically, most aircraft cabins have humidity levels that sit below 20 per cent. This creates an environment that is drier than some deserts and leaves skin feeling tight and flaky.
If you are someone who suffers from oily skin, the dryness in the air can trigger your skin to start overproducing oil to compensate for the lack of moisture, resulting in breakouts and clogged pores.
Elsewhere, the reduced oxygen levels and pressure changes on a flight mean that less oxygen is circulated to your skin, causing it to appear dull and tired.
Stress and an early morning departure time can also contribute to washed-out skin as your body battles being awake at a frighteningly early hour of the morning or an equally late time at night.
© Getty ImagesMake sure your products adhere to the airline’s guidelines
Before you even get on the plane, there are some things you can do to prep your skin for the journey ahead.
This includes cleansing and applying a heavy moisturiser before leaving the house and heading to the airport, and leaving your face makeup-free.
Dermatologist Dr Anna Andrienko told HELLO!: “I always tell patients to treat a flight the way they’d treat a nighttime routine.
“Start with a gentle, non-stripping cleanser, then apply a humectant serum containing hyaluronic acid or glycerin, followed by a ceramide-rich moisturiser to lock that water in. Avoid wearing makeup, which can mix with bacteria and sweat during a flight and increase congestion.
“At Dr Ducu Clinics, we remind frequent travellers that good pre-flight skin prep is more effective than anything you do in the air because it stabilises the barrier before it’s exposed to extreme dryness.”
Travel grooming expert Abel Disla added: “The night before you fly matters more than the hour before boarding. Do a gentle cleanse, light exfoliation, then a hydrating, non-greasy moisturiser on face and scalp. Think ‘well-sealed skin’, not ‘glazed doughnut’.”
Once in the air, you’ll be left to your own devices, so the products you pack are vital if you are interested in maintaining your skin as you soar above the clouds.
Melanie Brownlow, founder of St. Moriz tan, highlighted the importance of SPF when sitting in a window seat. She said: “It has been said that sitting in a window seat with the blind up during a flight for an hour has the equivalent UVA radiation as twenty minutes on a tanning bed, so missing this step is a no-go.
“If you can, try to stick to an oil-free sunscreen as oil-based products can interfere with the self-tanning process. Avoiding this will help you achieve an airbrushed, streak-free finish.”
She also suggested: “Once your SPF has had time to settle on the skin, it’s important to keep the hydration up – especially if you’re on a long-haul flight.
“The best way to do this is by using a light face spritz. Spritz your face with a water-based facial mist every 30-40 minutes to prevent any dryness from occurring. Just make sure it’s under 100ml so you can bring it into your cabin bag!”
Dr Anna warned against the dangers of over-hydrating your face, to ensure excess product doesn’t clog your pores.
She said: “On board, focus on maintaining hydration, not over-treating. A hydrating mist with thermal water or hyaluronic acid adds surface moisture, and topping up your moisturiser every few hours helps prevent barrier disruption.
“Avoid applying active ingredients such as retinol, AHAs or BHAs mid-flight. In such low humidity, these can easily lead to irritation.
“Don’t forget lips and hands. They lose moisture fastest due to the thinness of their skin and constant washing on planes.”
© Getty ImagesThe low humidity in the cabin is what causes extreme dryness
The work doesn’t stop once you have descended the plane’s steps. What you do for your skin once you have reached your destination is just as important as all the other steps.
Abel recommended: “As soon as you get to your hotel, treat it like a mini reset: cleanse off cabin grime, use a calming serum with niacinamide or centella, then a simple moisturiser. No new activities on landing day, your skin is already stressed.”
Something to note before you zip up your cabin bag is the liquid restrictions enforced by the airline and the airport.
There’s no point in bringing all your best products along with you if they are only going to get taken off you while passing through security before you reach departures.
Dr Anna put together a list of things suitable for your carry-on that could save your skin from take-off to landing.
She reminded flyers that “all products must be under 100ml” (though some modern scanners now allow more, it’s best not to risk it!), and suggested this order of application:
“If you fly regularly, keep a pre-packed travel skin kit. Many of our patients do this, so they aren’t tempted to use overly strong products on board,” the expert added.
When it comes to caring for your skin, there are tons of recommendations and overly hyped products out there that could be making things worse, not better.
Before you take to the skies, make sure you avoid these mistakes so that you land glowing and not glowering at a usually overpriced skincare hack that has caused a breakout on your face.
Dr Anna urged people to avoid sheet masks. “They seem luxurious, but in the dry cabin air, they actually pull moisture out of your skin as the sheet starts to dry,” she said. “Sheet masks only work in humid environments where evaporation is minimal.”
She also advised that any alcohol-based products be left at home as “these increase dryness and undermine the skin barrier – exactly what you’re trying to protect”.
Her final tip was to skip using creams that have too many active ingredients: “The plane is not the place for retinoids, acids or strong vitamin C serums. Save those for home, where humidity is normal”.
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As the winter wedding season approaches, it’s just as important to prepare your skin as it is to plan the events themselves. The combination of cold outdoor air and dry indoor heat could wreak havoc on your complexion, leaving it dull or dehydrated if not cared for properly. With the right seasonal adjustments—and some advance planning—your skin can stay healthy and radiant through the colder months so it’s photo-ready when the big day finally arrives.
We consulted leading experts to gather the most effective cold-weather skincare tips. These tried and tested recommendations will help you navigate the season’s harsh elements and ensure your complexion looks fresh when it’s time to walk down the aisle (or even just attend as a guest).
According to the experts we asked, the most common skincare issue in the winter months is the lack of hydration. The cold winter air and dry indoor heat draw moisture from the skin, making it look lifeless and dull. Skincare specialists advise incorporating products with humectants, substances that help attract and retain moisture.
“The key is to layer hydration strategically,” explains Diana Choi, skincare expert and founder of Vibes of Grace. “Start with a serum or essence packed with humectants like hyaluronic acid, panthenol and glycerin to draw in moisture, then seal it in with a richer cream or balm. Look for ingredients such as ceramides and squalane or lightweight oils like jojoba and grapeseed that nourish deeply without clogging pores,” she notes.
In addition to daily hydration, skincare specialists suggest opting for hydrating facials for an extra dose of moisture.
“The key is to start prepping four to six weeks before the big day and to focus on barrier repair and hydration,” advises Dr. Bindu Sthalekar, celebrity dermatologist and founder of Skin Smart Solutions. “Brides and grooms could consider hydrating facials or skin boosters a week prior for that dewy, plump finish. Most importantly, don’t experiment with new products close to your wedding, consistency is your real glow-up,” she emphasizes.
Moreover, they also recommend going for an exfoliating facial and pairing it with a hyaluronic acid infusion. These procedures help give your complexion a radiant boost in a short amount of time.
“One of my favorite treatments to begin with is the DiamondGlow Facial,” shares Dr. Sanya Arora, co-owner and medical director at Forever Young Complete Health Care & Med Spa. “Unlike standard facials, this treatment exfoliates, extracts and infuses medical-grade serums directly into the skin. In the winter months, I always recommend pairing it with a hyaluronic acid infusion. It restores suppleness and luminosity while strengthening the barrier for the colder climate,” she explains.
According to experts, using a portable humidifier while getting ready is a must. This small detail could make a big difference to your overall look.
“Bring a humidifier to your hotel room and run it constantly starting 48 hours before the wedding,” recommends Shani Gailbreath, hair and makeup creative director at Shani Gailbreath. “Hotel heating systems pump dry, recycled air that strips moisture from your skin overnight. If you’re getting ready in a hotel, a portable humidifier is non-negotiable. The difference in how your skin looks and how makeup sits on it is immediate.”
If you have specific skincare issues such as acne or pigmentation, experts advise opting for targeted procedures such as PDRN with microneedling.
“For brides and grooms with compromised or stressed skin, especially those who have struggled with acne scars, redness or dull texture, PDRN microneedling is transformative,” observes Dr. Arora of Forever Young. “PDRN or Polydeoxyribonucleotide is derived from salmon DNA and works to regenerate tissue, improve microcirculation and boost collagen production. When performed in a structured series before the wedding, it rebuilds the skin’s foundation, leaving it firmer, smoother and more luminous without the downtime of more aggressive treatments,” she continues.
Moreover, skincare specialists recommend discontinuing the use of potent products such as retinoids that can actually dry out your skin in the winter months.
“Stop using Tretinoin or prescription-strength retinoids at least three weeks before your wedding,” cautions make-up artist Gailbreath. “Tretinoin compromises your moisture barrier and leaves skin vulnerable to flaking and irritation in cold weather. When you layer makeup over retinoid-treated skin in winter, foundation clings to dry patches and cream products absorb unevenly, leaving you with a patchy finish. Pause it three to four weeks out and switch to a gentler routine focused on hydration.”
While many brides-to-be understand they need to take care of their skin, one area that is often overlooked is the lips, particularly in the winter months.
“The skin on your lips is the thinnest and most sensitive compared to anywhere else on your body,” explains Dr. Robin Smith of Exoceuticals. “Make sure your lips stay protected, well hydrated and wedding-ready for the premier ‘you may kiss the bride’ moment!”
While it’s natural with photos in mind to spend most of your focus on your face and lips, also pay attention to the skin on the rest of your body, which tends to be extra dry in the winter months.
“Opt for a luxurious chocolate body scrub that gently exfoliates dry skin while activated charcoal draws out impurities, followed by a nourishing body wrap that seals in moisture and leaves the skin silky and radiant,” recommends Imna Kumla, spa manager at Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur. “Follow it with a hot stone massage that combines the warmth of volcanic stones with aromatic oils, relaxing muscles, improving circulation and deeply nourishing dry winter skin.”
Furthermore, while you incorporate all these skincare procedures and tips, also remember to de-stress and rest before your wedding celebrations.
“As a planner, I always remind my couples that the real wedding glow starts long before the big day. Skincare isn’t just about products, it’s hydration, rest and managing stress in those final weeks of planning,” reflects Martina Asgari-Majd, founder of Parisa Social Events. “When couples prioritize feeling good on the inside, it naturally shows on the outside. The calm, refreshed energy they bring truly sets the tone for the entire celebration.”
Lastly, experts suggest keeping things simple and not overdoing it. Over-treatment could make your skin worse than before.
“In winter, restraint is therapeutic. Avoid aggressive exfoliants or deep chemical peels as a compromised barrier heightens the risk of post-inflammatory erythema,” concludes Dr. Gagan Raina, cosmetologist and aesthetic medicine specialist at Arisia Skin Clinic. “Sustainable radiance stems from physiologically balanced, well-hydrated skin, not over-treatment.”
Aging gracefully doesn’t mean giving up on beauty—it means redefining it. For many women over 50, the focus shifts from covering up to enhancing what already shines through. Finding makeup and skincare habits that truly lift and brighten can make all the difference, and one 50+ influencer has revealed the age-defying tip she swears by.
Over time, beauty routines evolve, and the goal becomes more about balance and authenticity than perfection. That’s exactly the message shared by a group of mature influencers who are redefining what beauty after 50 looks like. Among them, Gillianne Fuller stands out for her timeless advice that proves radiance isn’t about fighting age—it’s about nurturing it.
According to Fuller, the most powerful beauty secret is also the simplest one: stay hydrated. She insists that drinking plenty of water not only boosts energy but also transforms how your skin looks and feels. “Hydration shows up in your skin, in your energy, and in how you carry yourself,” she told New Beauty, noting that avoiding soda and drinking water daily has kept her complexion fresh and luminous.
It’s not just about quenching thirst—it’s a foundation for beauty. Fuller believes hydration gives skin its natural glow and firmness, helping makeup blend seamlessly and preventing dryness that can highlight fine lines. Her philosophy? Take care of your skin from the inside out, and the results will follow.
Fuller’s approach to skincare is refreshingly minimalist. “Keep it simple,” she says. Instead of chasing every new trend, she sticks to what works. She credits her mother and grandmother for teaching her that less is more, noting that their natural, consistent routines kept their skin beautiful through the years.
Her advice aligns with a broader message shared by other influencers: mindful simplicity beats overcomplication. Mature beauty influencer Kat James stresses the importance of being conscious about what goes on your skin. After eliminating harsh ingredients from her routine, she noticed visible improvements in both her skin and overall health.
Lori Altermann adds a practical yet vital reminder: never skip sunscreen, even indoors. “If plants can get sun inside a house, so can your skin,” she jokes, noting that daily SPF is non-negotiable. She also emphasizes maintaining a healthy weight that works for your body, pointing out that extremely thin faces can look older. When that happens, makeup can be a subtle tool to restore softness and fullness.
For Fuller, though, beauty goes beyond appearances. She rarely wears makeup unless it’s for a special occasion, preferring to let her skin “breathe and hydrate.” Her secret to feeling beautiful? Being at peace with her face as it is and caring for it with intention.
In the end, these over-50 influencers share a unified message: beauty doesn’t fade—it evolves. Whether it’s staying hydrated, protecting your skin, or simplifying your routine, every tip points toward the same truth—radiance comes from taking care of yourself in ways that feel natural and empowering.
Healthy, glowing skin reflects how well it is cared for inside and out. Many people focus only on products, but lasting hydration and radiance come from a mix of smart habits and consistent care. The secret to hydrated, glowing skin lies in protecting, nourishing, and supporting it every day with simple, proven steps.
This article explains how small changes, such as daily sun protection, proper moisture balance, and a nutrient-rich diet, can make a visible difference. It guides you through practical ways to strengthen the skin barrier, improve texture, and maintain a natural glow without complicated routines or harsh treatments.
Daily sunscreen use helps keep skin healthy and hydrated. Broad-spectrum formulas block both UVA and UVB rays, which cause sunburn, uneven tone, and early signs of aging. Without protection, UV exposure breaks down collagen and weakens the skin barrier, leading to dryness and fine lines.
Experts recommend applying sunscreen to all exposed areas, even on cloudy days. Reapplying every two hours keeps protection consistent, especially after sweating or swimming. A lightweight, non-greasy formula works best for daily wear under makeup or moisturizer.
Brands such as Elire K-Skin care focus on science-backed products that support skin health. Pairing sunscreen with a hydrating cream or serum helps lock in moisture and maintain a smooth texture. Consistent use prevents surface dehydration and helps the skin stay balanced throughout the day.
Regular sunscreen use also supports the results of other skincare treatments. It protects active ingredients like retinol or vitamin C from breaking down, allowing them to work more effectively.
Hyaluronic acid holds water in the skin and helps prevent dryness. It acts like a moisture magnet that keeps the surface smooth and soft. As a result, skin often looks fresher and more balanced throughout the day.
A lightweight serum with hyaluronic acid works well under moisturizer. It draws water into the skin’s outer layer and helps maintain a plump texture. For best results, the serum should go on slightly damp skin before applying cream or lotion.
This ingredient supports all skin types, including oily and sensitive skin. It helps reduce the look of fine lines caused by dehydration and supports a healthy glow. In addition, it pairs well with other ingredients such as vitamin C or ceramides for extra hydration support.
Regular use of a hyaluronic acid serum helps the skin stay hydrated, soft, and comfortable. It provides an easy step that fits into both morning and evening routines.
Dead skin cells can build up on the surface and make skin look dull. Gentle exfoliation helps clear this layer so fresh, healthy cells can appear. As a result, skin feels smoother and looks brighter.
Experts often recommend exfoliating about twice a week. This schedule helps maintain balance without causing dryness or irritation. People with sensitive skin may use a mild product with fine particles or low-strength acids.
It is best to exfoliate after cleansing and before moisturizing. This step allows serums and creams to absorb more effectively. Therefore, skin can retain moisture better and appear more even in tone.
Too much exfoliation can strip natural oils and weaken the barrier. A gentle approach keeps skin clear while protecting its natural balance. Over time, regular care supports a soft, hydrated, and radiant look.
Ceramides occur naturally in the skin and help form a protective layer that reduces water loss. However, their levels drop with age, which can make skin feel dry or tight. A moisturizer that contains ceramides can help replace what the skin loses over time.
These creams support the skin’s natural barrier so it stays firm and smooth. As a result, the outer layer holds moisture better and feels more comfortable. Regular use can help reduce dryness, redness, and rough texture.
Ceramide-rich formulas often include fatty acids and other lipids that work together to keep the skin hydrated. They also help protect against environmental stressors that can weaken the barrier. Therefore, applying a ceramide moisturizer daily can keep the skin balanced and more resistant to irritation.
For best results, it helps to apply the cream after cleansing while the skin is still slightly damp. This step traps moisture and strengthens the barrier for long-lasting hydration.
Healthy skin starts from within. The body needs enough water each day to keep cells hydrated and support natural repair. Dehydration can make the skin look dull or tight, while steady water intake helps it appear smoother and more supple.
A balanced diet also supports skin from the inside. Foods rich in antioxidants, such as berries, leafy greens, and nuts, help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals. These nutrients may reduce signs of stress on the skin and support a more even tone.
In addition, vitamins like C and E play a key role in maintaining a healthy barrier. They help the body produce collagen and defend against environmental effects. Therefore, drinking water and eating nutrient-rich foods work together to keep the skin clear and naturally bright.
Healthy, glowing skin depends on steady care and smart daily choices. Simple habits such as drinking enough water, using gentle cleansers, and applying sunscreen help keep moisture and protect the skin barrier.
Consistency matters more than expensive products. A balanced diet, enough sleep, and limited sun exposure all support long-term skin health.
Each small step adds up. By maintaining clean, hydrated skin and avoiding harsh products, anyone can achieve a natural, healthy glow.
Rekha is Bollywood’s one of the most iconic divas, known not just for her stellar acting but also for her timeless charm. From her debut in ‘Sawan Bhadon’ in 1970 to unforgettable roles in ‘Umrao Jaan’, ‘Khoon Bhari Maang’, ‘Muqaddar Ka Sikandar’, and many more, she has ruled hearts of fans with her talent and elegance. Even at 70, Rekha effortlessly steals the spotlight, proving that true glamour only gets better with age.In a 2011 interview with Asia Spa India, she revealed the simple rituals and lifestyle choices that keep her glowing, showing that her beauty comes from caring for the body, mind, and soul in equal measure.
When asked for a beauty tip for women, Rekha said she had “a zillion” tips but shared what works for her, “Age as a number does not feature in my thoughts. Good genes help, and good thoughts help more. You become what you believe. Though I am no authority, I can only share what works for me. Practically, one should eat before 7.30 pm. And it’s not only about what you eat but also how you eat, its presentation, the portion, the right ambience, and even your frame of mind should complement what you do. Like when you have to eat a meal or do yoga and don’t have enough time, don’t rush into it, or else the results can be adverse. Drink lots of water. Sleep in a comfortable, cosy, peaceful environment. Love to your heart’s content. Last, but not the least, pray with your soul.”
The ‘Silsila’ actress attributes much of her glowing skin and wellness to her traditional South Indian upbringing. “I don’t believe anything superficial. I grew up in a traditional South Indian environment, disciplined with old-world values and where love, respect, reverence and obedience were instilled in us from the very beginning,” she said.She also shared her mother’s natural remedies, “My mother used to give us oil bath and used green gram flour instead of soap. When we fell ill, natural remedies were given like neem ki chutney for stomach pain, powdered ginger for sore throat or chandan lape for skin breakouts. Once a week she would cleanse our system with castor oil! I used to dread those Sunday mornings, but I am reaping the benefits now! I don’t know about glowing skin, but if one is pure at heart and practices a healthy lifestyle, then one looks and feels healthy inside out.”
‘Mr. Natwarlal’ actress is disciplined when it comes to fitness. She believes, “there are no shortcuts, and consistency is the key.”She also follows moderation in her routine. “I am not too harsh on myself and indulge in chocolates once in a while,” she said. Her exercise regime includes cardio, dancing, and yoga. “I make sure to sweat out the toxins through cardio, dancing and yoga and absolutely can’t do without meditation.” Her approach shows that keeping fit is about balance and dedication rather than extremes.
Rekha’s philosophy is simple, inner purity and a healthy lifestyle reflect outwardly. She believes, “Good genes help, and good thoughts help more. You become what you believe.” Her words highlight that true beauty comes from living mindfully, caring for the body, and nurturing the soul.
When the winter chill sets in, our skin often bears the brunt — turning dry, dull, and lifeless. The lack of humidity and harsh winds strip away natural oils, leaving skin craving hydration. While store-bought products promise quick fixes, nothing works quite like homemade face packs made from natural ingredients. These easy, nourishing recipes help restore moisture, radiance, and softness — all from the comfort of your kitchen.
Here are six simple, effective DIY winter face packs that will pamper your skin and bring back that healthy glow.
1. Honey & Aloe Vera Hydrating Pack
Best for: Dry, dull, or sensitive skin
If your skin feels tight or flaky, this soothing blend is the perfect fix. Honey acts as a natural humectant, locking in moisture, while aloe vera cools and heals irritation.
Ingredients:
Method:
Mix the two ingredients into a smooth paste. Apply evenly over your face and neck, and let it sit for 15–20 minutes before rinsing off with lukewarm water.
Result: Soft, supple, and deeply hydrated skin that glows naturally.
2. Milk Cream & Turmeric Glow Pack
Best for: Normal to dry skin
Fresh milk cream (malai) is one of nature’s best moisturizers. Combined with a pinch of turmeric, it helps brighten your complexion while keeping the skin nourished and smooth.
Ingredients:
Method:
Blend both ingredients well and apply to your face. Leave on for 15 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water.
Result: A natural, golden glow with baby-soft skin.
3. Banana & Honey Moisture Boost Pack
Best for: Extremely dry or flaky skin
Bananas are rich in potassium and antioxidants that help repair and hydrate rough winter skin. When paired with honey, they create a moisture powerhouse.
Ingredients:
Method:
Mash the banana and mix in honey. Apply to clean skin and let it sit for 20 minutes. Rinse with cool water.
Result: Smooth, plump, and deeply nourished skin.
4. Oatmeal & Yogurt Exfoliating Pack
Best for: Combination to dry skin
Exfoliation is essential in winter to remove dead cells that block moisture absorption. Oats gently scrub without stripping the skin, while yogurt hydrates and brightens.
Ingredients:
Method:
Mix all ingredients into a creamy paste. Apply gently in circular motions and leave for 10–15 minutes before rinsing.
Result: Soft, radiant skin that feels clean and rejuvenated.
5. Coconut Oil & Cocoa Butter Repair Mask
Best for: Very dry, cracked, or mature skin
Winter can be harsh on mature or sensitive skin. This rich mask combines coconut oil and cocoa butter to provide intense nourishment and repair.
Ingredients:
Method:
Blend the ingredients and apply while slightly warm. Leave on for 15 minutes, then wipe off with a warm, damp cloth.
Result: Velvety, hydrated skin with a natural sheen.
6. Avocado & Olive Oil Nourishing Pack
Best for: Dry and aging skin
Avocado’s healthy fats and vitamin E make it a winter skincare hero. Mixed with olive oil, it deeply nourishes and improves skin elasticity.
Ingredients:
Method:
Mash the avocado and mix in olive oil. Apply generously and leave for 20 minutes before rinsing.
Result: Soft, youthful, and radiant skin even on the coldest days.
Winter Skincare Tip:
Always follow up your face pack routine with a mild moisturizer or face oil to lock in hydration. And remember — consistency is key. Using these natural masks 2–3 times a week will keep your skin glowing all season long.
This winter, skip the chemical-laden creams and rediscover the beauty of natural skincare. With these DIY face packs, your skin will stay hydrated, healthy, and beautifully radiant — no matter how chilly it gets outside.
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