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Fasting, less water and late nights leave skin dry, dull and dehydrated in Ramadan. Here is a simple, barrier-first skincare routine for fasting days in Bangladesh — and how to build an Eid glow.
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Long fasting hours, less water, changed sleep and diet leave skin dehydrated, dry, dull and sometimes broken out ("Ramadan dullness"). The answer is not more products — it is skinimalism: fewer, hydrating, barrier-supporting steps.
The fasting-day routine
Suhoor (pre-dawn):
- Gentle creamy/milk cleanser (avoid stripping foams), a hydrating serum (hyaluronic acid), a light moisturiser, and — for the day — sunscreen.
Iftar / night:
- Cleanse, then a hydrating + barrier routine: HA serum, a richer moisturiser, and 2–3x a week a vitamin C serum after iftar to fight dullness and build glow. See the serum guide.
- Avoid harsh actives if skin is sensitised from dehydration; centella calms. See centella.
Hydration + food
- Drink water steadily between iftar and suhoor (aim ~8 glasses); eat water-rich fruits.
- Do not skip moisturiser or sunscreen because you are fasting.
Build the Eid glow early
Start now — glowing skin for Eid is built gradually over Ramadan, not the night before. See pre-Eid glow prep.
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