Skin care and tea consumption habits

Cold weather affects skin luminosity due to dehydration from dry air and indoor heating, as well as a slowdown in cellular renewal that causes dead cells to accumulate. To maintain radiance, experts suggest using hydrating cleansers like creams or lotions with lukewarm water and applying hydration in layers, such as hyaluronic acid serums followed by ceramide creams.

In England, tea consumption is a year-round tradition with historical roots tracing back to China. The beverage became popular in the English court in 1662 after Catherine of Braganza, a Portuguese princess and wife of King Charles II, introduced her passion for it. While initially an expensive exotic product subject to high import taxes and smuggling, tea eventually spread across all social classes during the 18th and 19th centuries.