Water intake in winters is as important as it is in the summers, but unfortunately, it tends to decrease for many reasons. Winters can make us miss out on the essential staple that keeps us going- water. Thanks to the chilling weather and no heat, our thirst diminishes to the extent that we can easily go without water for even more than a day. We also presume that regular water intake is no more necessary since there is no sweating like in summers, hence any loss of water. Read more to find out why you should drink more water and how you can keep yourself hydrated in this winter season.

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Aroma and flavor of spices can add delicious touch and taste to your meal. Winter Season offers some flavorful herbs and winter spices which bring their warm effects and luscious tastes to the food and your winter recipes. These superstar winter spices include cinnamon, cardamom and cloves. Find out more about winter spices and their health benefits.

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It is natural to mistaken allergies for cold and flu when you get runny nose and watery eyes in winters. We do not realize that allergies are at their peak in winters just like cold and flu. Read this post to find out about 5 most common allergies in winter and natural ways to cure them.

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Facial massage finds its roots in the beauty secrets of the ancient far eastern civilizations. Facial massages are underestimated as regular spa cleansing treatment, but enclose within many benefits for our body and skin, where a refreshed skin is only a beginning.

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Where winters mean hot chocolate, cozy fires and cuddles under blankets, dry skin and itchiness do not lag behind too. Being quite an annoying winter souvenir, dry skin needs to be taken care of.

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The wish of a fairer complexion is closely knitted in the culture of our country. Beauty is directly associated with how fair a person is and for this reason, Pakistan is considered as a very attractive market for the fairness creams and beauty products which earn a considerable profit from the targeted audience. According to an article published in Dawn, a survey conducted to assess the TV commercials of fairness creams concluded that the benefits in the ads are overstated and skin fairness creams did not work for about 56% of the young girls interviewed.

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Winters have already begun and the cold dry winds have started showing its effects on the skin. Dry and itchy skin can be irritating but it is not necessarily a serious medical condition. As Mother Nature offers seasonal changes, it also offers natural, better and safer ways to deal with it. The range of moisturizers is effective in winters but nothing synthetic can be compared to the natural home remedies. For our readers we have listed some tested and tried natural home remedies for dry skin in winters.

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Dry skin can be a cold nightmare if not for the moisturizers to heal them soft. However, their excessive use may conceal harms that you may not have imagined. Read the post and find out more about the reasons why you should not use moisturizing creams and lotions excessively.

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Winters bring a delightful change in the menu with soups, baked food and a cup of freshly brewed coffee. But there is something more to it! The tasty nutritious vegetables and fruits of the winter season cannot be overlooked. These fruits and vegetables like apples, grapefruit, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, pears, and sprouts add color, flavor and nourishment to your meal. To guide our readers for a delicious winter food menu every day, we have compiled a list of fruits and vegetables available in the season to choose from.

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Since ages, Almond oil enriched with beauty vitamins is rightly considered the secret for magnificent skin, healthy long hair and strong nails. The multiuse almond oil extracted from sweet almonds is a gift of Mother Nature for the natural beauty treatments. This piece of writing is a collection of benefits and uses of almond oil for beautiful skin and healthy hair growth inscribed as a winter season incentive for our readers.

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