Techniques to make your skin glow naturally
Showers

Some may tell you that a long, steamy shower is the ticket to unblocking your pores. On the contrary: hot water can strip your skin of its natural oils. It's better to keep your showers short and cool.
The air

During the winter, the air often becomes very dry. This is why your skin becomes flakey and rough. One of the best ways to solve this is to put a humidifier in your bedroom at night to moisturize the air.
Fatty soap

It may not sound very luxurious, but fat-added soap is a good way to keep moisture locked into your skin. Soaps that are oil-based do not leave a protective film on the skin when you wash them off.
Olive oil

Olive oil has the ability to moisturize the skin without leaving it super oily because it is absorbed fast. The monosaturated fat in the oil deeply hydrates the skin. To harness its power, put some drops on your elbows, knees, the backs of your arms, and your face every evening.
Sage, peppermint, and witch hazel

This little serum is great because it's all-natural and you can make it at home. Combine four parts witch hazel oil with one teaspoon’s worth of both sage and peppermint. Let the potion steep for three days, then apply to your skin for a rejuvenating hit.
AHAs

Other great ingredients to look for in your cosmetics are alpha-hydroxy acids. They work to make cells turn over more, making way for the new cells. This means that they give skin a younger appearance by reducing wrinkles, age spots, and acne scars. They are naturally found in citrus fruits.
Rose hip

A great way to boost your collagen is by eating the right things. Rose hip is rich in vitamin C and can help your skin appear more youthful. You can buy the pill version or buy rose hip tea. The more of the whole fruit you eat, the better.
Baths

A great way to improve your skin is a good old soak in the tub. There are several things you can add to the water to make it a special treat for your skin. The first one is to add ½ lb (23 g) of salt and 1 lb (45 g) of baking soda. It will help to detoxify your skin.
Baths

Alongside this, you could add a concoction of equal parts apple cider vinegar, wheat germ, and sesame oil. The vinegar is antibacterial and alkalinizing. Meanwhile, the wheat germ and sesame oil will moisturize your skin.
Grapefruit

This little trick is sure to smoothen those rough patches on your elbows. After exfoliating your elbows in the shower, cut open a ripe grapefruit. Then, just push your elbows into the halves for 15 minutes. The acid from the fruit will work to make your elbows soft.
Sleep

To ensure you are getting enough sleep, consider installing black-out curtains in your room. Another great way to help your eye skin stay plump is to have an eye mask with cooling pads in it. Place the pads in the freezer during the day, then wear the mask at night.
Sunscreen

The major enemy of glowing skin is sun damage. It affects us all, but it shouldn’t, because there are great sun-blocking products out there. Do not be stingy about buying sunscreen, as the better the quality, the better you will look in your later years.
Switch

The lotions and other cosmetics you use are probably not right for every season. When it gets colder and drier, your skin will need more protection and nutrients. When you start to wear thick jumpers, it is time to change to a thicker moisturizer too.