More protein

Start from the inside. Add more protein to your plate during sahur and iftar to maintain healthy skin, nails and hair. You can get protein form meat, fish, greens, beans and fruit.

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Moisturizer

Use moisturizer that is higher in water concentration and easier to be absorbed by the skin. dr. Ammarilis adds that you can also use face mist to keep your face skin hydrated. Use light moisturizer after ablution.

Use sunscreen

In Indonesia, the sun is often harsher during Ramadhan. Dr Ammarilis states that application of sunscreen is imperative, especially if you engage in outdoor activities.

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Wear lip balm

Apply lip balm whenever necessary. One important tip: avoid licking your lips, as it makes your lips even drier.

Minimalist make up

Drop the heavy shading technique, use minimalist make up daily to let your skin breathe and to keep it healthy.

Hair tonic

Add hair tonic or hair vitamins to your haircare routine to keep your hair moist and shining.

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Avoid stress

Avoid, or more precisely manage, your stress. Stress doesn’t only make your brain tired and therefore induce hunger, it can also bring about skin problems. If your workload doesn’t lessen, you could try changing your pace for a more balanced result.

Light exercise

Do light exercises even when you're fasting, for example by taking a daily walk or even by simply taking the stairs at the office instead of the elevator. This will help reduce your stress and at the same time, it will also help regulate your blood pressure, as well as maintaining body weight. (asw)