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Monsoon extends from the end of June to the end of August.The common problems that we come across during monsoon are pimple,skin eruption,wet hair dandruff.Here are some of the do's and don'ts of tackling the monsoon blues.These tips may help you retain your elegant appearance in this season. Monsoon blues can be a temporary phase if you gear up properly to face the odds in a healthy know-all spirit.

TO KEEP OFF SWEAT
Humidity is one of the greatest problems in monsoon.
The skin gets wet often and with the constant wetting and drying, a lot of dehydration can takes place. If your face gets wet, just dab it with a tissue and apply moisturizer whenever you feel dry. Wash your face thoroughly and rub an ice cube over it for 5 to 10 minutes to lower your perspiration rate.

TO TACKLE PIMPLES
In monsoon oily skin can make your skin dark and can produce rash and pimples. Use some homemade packs to remove excessive oils from the surface and keep face glowing and smooth. A powder based sunscreen is very useful in monsoon which can blotter to control shine and also protects your skin from UV rays, which creates problem like pigmentation, freckles etc. For the dry skin you
can apply oil based creams which will smoothes your skin and heals eruption and gives you a flawless beauty.

TO KEEP YOUR SKIN FRESH
If your skin is oily, astringent is your best friend, if your skin's dry or normal, opt for a toner after the ice to cool and refresh the skin.

TO PREVENT SKIN ERUPTION
During monsoon, a lot of airborne and waterborne microbes are let loose. So a good anti-bacterial toner can prevent skin infections and eruptions. It is a good idea to get anti-bacterial face wash too. You need to mildly tone a dry skin since the pore size is small. Use five drops chamomile oil in a one tsp milk to tone dry skin and ten drops Lavender oil in one tsp water to tone an oily skin.

HAIR CARE
Never let your hair get wet in the rains. Pollution, suspended particles in the air which come down with the rain can settle on your scalp. Hence some feel itchy after getting wet in the rain. Always cover your hair with cheerful and colourful umbrellas or raincoats. Combined effect of sun heats and humidity can damage your hair.

TO KEEP YOUR HAIR DRY
Wash your hair thoroughly with a mild shampoo and conditioner if it gets wet in any way. If you have a long hair make sure you dry it as soon as it gets wet or else it can rot the roots of the hair and can produce bad smell. If you have a long hair, tie it up into a topknot when going out. Keeping a Turkish towel and a travel hairdryer can make you always clean and dry.

TO REMOVE DANDRUFF
Massage your scalp with warm oil to keep dandruff and other hair problems at bay. Also dry massaging your scalp with your fingertips every night will help maintain blood circulation.

TO KEEP YOUR FEET COMFORTABLE
Muddy splash of monsoon may harm a lot in your feet. When you feel your leg fatigue then dip your legs in warm water. To remove bad smells from your feet you can mix lavender oil, rose oil with the milky water. It also makes your feet smooth and clean and utter comfortable.

REMAIN SIMPLE
Keep your hairstyles simple and easy. Elaborate hairstyles are more difficult to manage. You may use bangs and layered hairstyles instead. Bright jewelry is in vogue during monsoons but this is the minimalist year, so you may opt for stone studded light jewelry.