Posted by Support Team
on March 13, 2026
As Ramadan comes to a close, millions of Muslims around the world prepare to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, a joyful festival that marks the end of the holy month of fasting. It’s a time filled with gratitude, family gatherings, beautiful outfits and of course, getting ready to look and feel your best.
From preparing delicious meals to choosing the perfect outfit, the days leading up to Eid are full of anticipation. But for many people, self-care rituals are also part of the preparation.
If you're getting ready to celebrate, here’s everything you need to know about Eid traditions and how to create the perfect Eid beauty prep routine for glowing skin and hair.
What is Eid al-Fitr?
Eid al-Fitr, often simply called Eid, means “festival of breaking the fast.” It marks the end of Ramadan, a month where Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset while focusing on reflection, gratitude and community.
The exact date of Eid changes each year because it follows the lunar calendar and begins when the new moon is sighted.
On Eid morning, Muslims attend a special prayer, spend time with family and friends, share meals, and exchange gifts. It’s a day filled with celebration, generosity and connection.
You’ll often hear people greeting each other with “Eid Mubarak,” meaning “Blessed Eid.”
How is Eid celebrated?
Although traditions vary across cultures and countries, many Eid celebrations share similar joyful moments.
Special Eid prayers
The day usually begins with a communal prayer held at mosques or open prayer spaces. It is a moment for reflection, gratitude and community after the month of fasting.
Dressing up
Wearing new or special outfits is an important part of the celebration. Many people spend time styling their hair, applying henna and preparing their skin so they feel their best for the day.
Family gatherings and food
After a month of fasting, Eid is known for generous feasts and sweet treats shared with family and friends. It is a day filled with hospitality and celebration.
Gifts and charity
Children often receive gifts or money known as Eidi. Giving charity is also an important part of Eid, ensuring that everyone can share in the celebrations.
Chaand Raat. The night before Eid
The evening before Eid is often called Chaand Raat, which means Moon Night. When the new moon is sighted, families know that Eid will begin the following day.
Shops stay open late as people buy last minute outfits, jewellery and gifts. Many also apply henna, prepare desserts and decorate their homes.
For many people, Chaand Raat is also the perfect time for beauty rituals. Skin and hair preparation becomes part of the excitement as people get ready for the celebrations.
Your ultimate Eid skin and haircare routine
If you want glowing skin and healthy-looking hair for Eid, a simple beauty routine in the days leading up to the celebration can make all the difference.
Step 1: Exfoliate for smooth glowing skin
Exfoliation is one of the best ways to refresh your skin before Eid. It removes dead skin cells and helps your moisturisers absorb more effectively, leaving your skin softer and brighter.
Exfoliating a few days before Eid helps reveal smoother skin so your outfit and accessories shine even more.
Step 2: Deeply hydrate your skin
After exfoliating, hydration is essential for achieving soft radiant skin.
Our Migh Tea Moisture Body Balm is a rich nourishing moisturiser made with shea butter, almond oil and Indian Assam tea. It melts into the skin to deliver intense hydration and helps soothe dryness or irritation.
For daily hydration, our Migh Tea Moisture Face and Body Lotion offers lightweight moisture with plant based butters and oils that help smooth and soften the skin throughout Ramadan and the Eid celebrations.
Step 3: Nourish your hair for Eid styling
Haircare is another important part of Eid preparation. Many people style their hair for family gatherings, celebrations and photos, so nourishing your hair beforehand can help it look healthier and shinier.
Massaging natural oils (like our Rich Roots Hair & Scalp Oil) into the scalp the night before Eid can help hydrate the hair and restore shine. This simple ritual is inspired by traditional beauty practices that focus on nourishment and relaxation.
Keeping hair hydrated and well-conditioned helps reduce dryness and frizz so it is easier to style on Eid morning.
Step 4: Add the finishing touches
A multipurpose balm is perfect for the final touches of your Eid beauty routine.
Our Everything Balm can be used to nourish dry lips, soften cuticles and soothe dry areas of skin. With shea butter, mango butter and castor oil, it helps lock in moisture while leaving skin smooth and comfortable.
It is also easy to carry in your bag for quick touch ups throughout the day!
Self-care during Ramadan and Eid
Ramadan is a time of reflection and spiritual growth, but changes in sleep, hydration and daily routines can sometimes affect the skin and hair.
Taking a little time for self-care during this period can help restore balance and leave you feeling refreshed before Eid.
Simple habits such as exfoliating, moisturising and nourishing your hair can help you feel confident and comfortable during the celebrations.
Celebrate Eid with confidence
Eid is a celebration of gratitude, community and togetherness. Whether you are hosting family, visiting loved ones or enjoying festive meals, it is also a moment to feel confident and comfortable in your own skin.
A thoughtful skin and haircare routine can help you achieve healthy glowing results just in time for the celebrations.
Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating. May your day be filled with joy, connection and glowing skin and hair.
