•  Eat hydrating food

  

  For iftar and sahoor, try to eat water-rich foods such as cucumber and watermelon, which will hydrate your skin from the inside out. 

• Lip balm is your friend

  

  Dry, chapped lips are a normal result of not drinking water, so keep them hydrated by applying a lip balm such as Saudi brand, Asteri Beauty’s Legacy lip balm.

• Don’t forget the sunblock

  

  To keep your skin in good shape, apply sunblock — such as Moroccan brand Bassma Boussel Cosmetics — every two hours for optimal protection against harmful sun rays. 

• Dial up the moisturizer

  

  Use a richer cream than usual this month as your skin is craving moisture a little more than it normally does. Try Izil Beauty’s regenerating face cream for a quick boost.

• Use some oil

  

  Adding a few drops of oil-based serums, such as UAE-based brand, The Dirty Lamb’s ultra night serum, to your night routine can increase your skin’s hydration.

• Use a hydrating toner

  

  There are plenty of toners out there, such as Murad’s hydrating toner, that supply micro doses of water and essential nutrients to the skin.