Makeup Trends To Look Out For In Winter 2020

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Winter is already here! Yes, it’s that time of the year when you have to say goodbye to your short sleeves, luscious ice-creams, your bright pastels, and lipstick. However, this does not mean your makeup game needs to be as dull as the winter days.

To keep you updated with the hottest winter trends, we have been scrolling through our social accounts feeds endlessly. From the Brushed-Up Brows to the Soft Smokey Eyes, we got everything for you all in one place. So, without further ado, let’s get started.

1. Brushed-Up Brows

Are you still trying to give your eyebrows a perfect shape by plucking out its hair? Well, those days are gone for good. Now, the trend is shifting towards big natural brushed-up brows. To gain the best out of it, brush your eyebrows up using a brow gel and a Spoolie. While Spoolie will make your brows appear tamed, the gel will provide you with a more sophisticated look.

2. Graphic Eyeliner

The modern independent woman is bolder, classy, and charming, so is her makeup. Don’t be amazed by the new graphic eyeliners on the women around you. Break free out of your shell of shyness and let yourself try a new bolder eye makeup this season.

You can give your eye makeup routine a new direction without any limitations, be it for a casual date or your office. Also, you can try any shape or colour to use this eyeliner trend to bring the best out of you.

3. Cat-Eyes

Yes, you guessed it right, this year is all about the eye makeup trends. Since the pandemic got us covered from nose to toe, the eye-makeup trends seem logical, and what can be a better look than the elegant eye-cat look.

It is especially for those who like to keep it minimalistic. Be it celebrities, a regular office-woman, or a teenage girl, this one’s everyone’s favourite. It helps you make your eyes appear bigger and classy. You can tune the thickness of the line according to your mood and preference.

4. Colour-Blocked Eye-Makeup

You have come across this one while watching fashion weeks, and since bold is on the rise, this one’s expected to ascent the charts too. It is for those who want their eyes to be colourful, radiant, and glamorous. It involves the display of one-coloured eye shadow all over your eye-lids.

You can play around with your eye-shadow hues to surprise everyone for good. Make your move, give up on neutrals and try out bronze, turquoise, and even purple. Find the one that suits you the best.

5. Soft Smokey Eyes

Some makeups are very appealing, but we find them too hard to pull off. Soft Smokey Eyes, being one of them, is for those who want to look sexy yet being mysterious at the same time. Our ‘lived-in eye makeup’ is one of the top trends of winter 2020. So, if you want to make an impression, then don’t forget to try it at least once this season. It involves a smudged, dark, and smokey appearance, which is best suited when put together with ethnic apparel.

6. Glowing Skin

Glowing Skin Makeup, the one that gives you a goddess-like natural appearance, is our last pick that is going to trend this year. Even though it is simple to achieve, yet many fail to nail this one. To get started, take a little amount of face oil and mix it well with your foundation. Fuse the combination well into your skin to achieve a perfect radiant-glow.

At last, use your highlighter to highlight the key-points of your face. Voila! A queen-like appearance that you have always craved.

These were the top 6 trends for this winter season. It’s time to explore the bold in you, try to experiment, go all out on different colours, and don’t forget to wear your makeup confidently. Apart from that, focus on building a better version of yourself this season. Women who take care of themselves and put their health first makes the most out of everything. So, make sure you take your physique, skincare routine, hair care routine, and health very seriously.

All this will yield radiant, smooth, and naturally beautiful skin. When paired up with the right makeup trends, your appearance will get you appreciation everywhere. Try any of the trendy makeups mentioned-above and share your experience with us.

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Highlights

The human body can lose up to two gallons of water in only one day.

The root cause of your period irregularities may be due to hydration if you’re not drinking enough fluids during your cycle.

Dehydration is one of the most common causes of illness in the world today.

Drinking enough water is the best way to maintain a healthy lifestyle as well as a healthy period.

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How much water do we need every day to maintain good menstrual health? I’m glad you asked! The answer is: it depends. Factors such as how active you are, the climate you live in, and your size all play a role. Read more about what it takes to stay hydrated in this blog post by Infano.

Why We Need to Stay Hydrated

The body is made up of nearly 65% water and if we don’t keep this balance, we can become ill. There are many diseases that can be caused by dehydration such as kidney stones, osteoporosis, and high blood pressure. For those who suffer from chronic illnesses such as asthma or diabetes, it can also cause complications like seizures and coma. On the other hand, if the body is not fully hydrated it can lead to dry skin, stomach problems, depression, irregular periods, period cramps, and even weight gain. The best way to get your daily water intake is by drinking 8-10 cups of water per day.

How Much Water Should I Drink?

The National Academy of Medicine designates the adequate intake (AI) of water at 3 liters, or 12 cups, per day. This translates to about 8-cups for women and 13-cups for men. However, there are no specific recommendations on how to consume water. It depends a great deal on your activity level, personal preferences, and whether you The National Institute of Health recommends that people drink at least 8 glasses of water a day, but it is up to you how much water you need to drink. Instead, keep track of your urine output and make sure you are drinking enough if your urine is light yellow or clear. Not drinking enough water can cause dehydration, but drinking too much can lead to hyponatremia, a condition where the sodium level in your blood is abnormally low.

What Causes Dehydration?

Dehydration is caused by water loss through breathing, sweating, and urinating. When our bodies are healthy, they produce enough saliva to keep our mouths moist, which prevents the body from becoming dehydrated. However, when we’re sick or too tired to drink fluids or eat foods with high water content, we may become dehydrated. Our body’s natural process of cleansing the lymphatic system and circulation is called the lymphatic pump. The lymphatic vascular system is composed of a network of vessels and lymph nodes. The Lymphatic System’s primary function is to transport fluid, nutrients, and waste products between the cells and to remove the toxins that are produced by cellular processes.

Detoxifying our Body and Keeping It Clean

A healthy body is made of clean cells, which come from an abundance of water. Drinking water supports our metabolism and helps to eliminate toxins from the body. Water also helps regulate our body temperature, improves digestion, and clears up the skin, increases energy, and improves the body’s ability to work. When our body is dehydrated, it doesn’t function as well. Our minds are less alert and we feel tired – a sign of dehydration. Water also helps our body’s cells do their jobs better because it’s the main building block of our cells. Water is needed to produce energy and this allows us to be more physically active and energetic.

Symptoms of Dehydration

Dehydration is a serious condition that can be fatal. If you find that you’re often thirsty or urinating more than usual, it may be due to dehydration.

Symptoms of dehydration may include:

headache/dizziness
muscle cramps
flushed skin
feeling tired or weak – no urination for 12 hours
not sweating when normally would – feeling light-headed, dizzy or faint when you stand up after sitting

How drinking water helps for good menstrual health

Hormones change throughout the menstrual cycle. Estrogen is dominant during the first half of your cycle while progesterone dominates during the second half. Menstruation typically lasts 4-5 days with ovulation occurring halfway through the cycle. There’s no one “ideal” menstrual cycle; however, irregular or long menstrual can indicate health issues (such as hormone imbalance). This is one of the vital signs measured by your doctor in order to assess general health balance.

If you experience many symptoms throughout your cycle, your body may be telling you something needs to change. One important thing you can change for maintaining good menstrual health is how well hydrated you are.

The root cause of your period irregularities may be due to hydration if you’re not drinking enough fluids during your cycle. Drinking enough water throughout the day is key for good health; it helps to flush out toxins, regulate our body’s pH levels, improve cardiovascular health, and better circulation among many other benefits. Overeating or undereating can make you feel bloated or depressed.

It is important to attend to your body’s basic needs like hydration when paired with the symptoms of puberty. For example, proponents of Ayurvedic medicine recommend avoiding meat and dairy in order to heal imbalances present with people who produce excessive heat in their reproductive period. Still proponents of western medicine view diet as secondary to malnutrition which can lead to pelvic imbalances in women with an estrogen-dominant cycle.

Conclusion

A human body can lose up to two gallons of water in only one day. With so many risks of staying dehydrated, it is necessary to drink at least eight glasses of water per day. Dehydration is one of the most common causes of illness in the world today. Drinking enough water is the best way to maintain a healthy lifestyle as well as a healthy period.