RIGHT MOISTURISER CAN KEEP SKIN HEALTHY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

Experts believe that great skin is the cornerstone of holistic beauty. And now, they have found a simple way to achieve it - using the right moisturiser, staying hydrated and leading a healthy lifestyle. But how do you choose a quality moisturiser that meets the needs of your particular skin type and the season? Vaseline's bouquet of moisturisers is a good place to start.
As the scorching summer gives way to the sticky monsoon, it's a good idea to turn to a light, refreshing and fast-absorbing moisturiser such as Vaseline Aloe Soothe. For those who love to flaunt the latest fashion trends, ensure you pick a lotion that helps you avoid patches of darkened or damaged skin peeking from those shorts. Healthy White variant from the brand can help fix uneven skin tone worries. And if you are spending a lot of time outdoors, spare a thought for your skin's sun exposure as it can  cause premature skin ageing even on your body. Choose a lotion that has an SPF of at least 20, like the Healthy White SPF 24 from the brand to keep your skin protected from the harsh sun.
As the mercury drops later in the year, your skin starts to get dry. Ensure an extra edge to your moisturiser with the New Vaseline Intensive Care range of lotions that is just right for the colder weather as it packs a two-fold benefit by hydrating skin and sealing in moisture effectively. An added bonus - it doesn't block pores and is hypo-allergenic and non-irritating.
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