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With the winter evenings firmly entrenched, cosy nights-in pampering and caring for our skin followed by restful sleep is a wonderful way to boost our feelings of wellbeing, here we look at ways to ensure winter wellbeing.

As the temperatures decline and autumn approaches, have you made changes to your seasonal skincare wardrobe? Here we look at ways ways to prepare your regime for autumn.

To help alleviate dehydrated skin symptoms follow these simple steps at home.

Sensitive skin requires a gentle approach.

Use calming anti-inflammatory products, which will soothe and cool the skin.

Sensitive skin can be both a hereditary and an environmental skin condition.

To help even out pigmented skin follow these simple steps at home.

Use natural skin brightening serums rich in vitamin C every morning and evening before your moisturiser. Regardless of the cause of pigmentation the sun (daylight) will keep it there. Wearing sunscreen with a minimum SPF 30 is vital to prevent further darkening of the skin.

Skin is pigmented when some of the pigment cells deep in the skin are producing too much pigment. This will show as patches or areas where the skin is darker than the rest of the skin. Pigmentation may occur on any skin type and may be triggered by a number of factors.

Sun exposure is the number one cause of prematurely ageing skin, so it is paramount that the skin is protected on a daily basis from the UV rays prevalent in all day light.

Repetitive facial movements such as smiling or frowning can result in deep lines developing. These expression lines are often one of the first noticeable sign that the skin is ageing.

There are many aspects to ageing skin. The most obvious is when lines and wrinkles are visible. When skin becomes slack or droopy it is said to have poor elasticity, this is another common symptom of ageing skin.