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Although some may not see how the trio intertwine, there is more crossover than one may imagine.
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It is a month of community, spiritual reflection, prayer, charity, and fasting.
During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from food and drink for 30 days throughout daylight hours.
Ramadan is a month of self-reflection and self-improvement.
Ramadan also encourages mental well-being and, for me, beauty plays a key part in this.
Of course, I want to treat it the very best I can.
My morning routine usually stays the same: a goodvitamin C serumandSPF.
I love theWestman Atelier Baby Cheeks Lip + Cheek Cream Blush Stick.
The rich, buttery formula gives a swipe of color that still looks natural.
This is when Ill use a retinol or anAHA/BHAtreatment.
I also love using theTopicals Faded Serum, which containskojic acidandniacinamide.
Jart Ceramidin Skin Barrier Serum Tonerreduces water loss and deeply hydrates.
I also tend to top this up throughout the day when I feel I need a boost of hydration.
Many Muslims in the weeks prior to the month will prepare their home for the time ahead.
I love to make my home smell good and feel comfortable and create a nurturing environment for the mind.
Throughout the day,Jo Loves Pomelo Candleis sharp, refreshing, and instantly energizing.
Practicing self-care and mindfulness is an important part of that.
