Rakul Preet Singh is one of those celebrities who proves that you don’t need fancy products or complicated routines to achieve healthy, glowing skin. Natural ingredients can be just as effective. In a March 27 episode of Figuring Out With Raj Shamani podcast, the actor revealed she swears by ‘a simple skincare routine’ that incorporate natural ingredients. Also read | What Sharmila Tagore does for ‘radiant, naturally glowing skin’ at 79: Her top 3 traditional Indian skincare ingredients
She believes in adjusting her skincare routine based on her skin’s needs, whether it’s puffiness, or tan. From using homemade banana masks to nourish her skin and hair to using natural ingredients like tomato juice or potato juice to help reduce tan and even out skin tone, here’s a glimpse at Rakul Preet Singh‘s simple yet effective beauty secrets:
Rakul Preet said, “My skincare routine is very simple. First thing in the morning, I wash my face with cold water, then cleansing, toning, and moisturising. This is all I do every day. Before a shoot, if I feel my face is puffy, I dunk my face in ice water. For de-tanning, I use tomato juice or potato juice on my face by dipping these in cotton. When I feel my skin is dry, I go for banana mask, it is really good. You just have to mix together malai (fresh cream), banana, honey and lemon juice and apply.”
As for her hair, the actor said: “For my hair, I make a pack of avocados and bananas, and sometimes add eggs. More than hair masks, I am regular with facemasks. More than all this, what you eat, think and do reflects on your skin.”
How to follow Rakul Preet’s morning routine
The actor proves that a straightforward skincare routine can be just as effective as a complicated one. Like Rakul Preet, here’s what you can do to keep it simple too:
1. Cold water wash: Starting the day with a refreshing cold water wash to help increase blood circulation and wake up the skin.
2. Cleansing: Removing dirt and impurities with a gentle cleanser.
3. Toning: Balancing the skin’s pH and tightening pores with a toner.
4. Moisturising: Hydrating and protecting the skin with a nourishing moisturiser.
Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.
