India, May 8 -- W ith Maharashtra reeling under peak heat and humidity in April and May - temperatures ranging from 35degC to over 40degC and humidity levels between 60% and 85% - keeping skin fresh and hair intact has become a daily struggle. Sunscreen slips away within minutes, makeup refuses to stay put, and frizz takes over almost instantly. We asked skincare and makeup experts from Mumbai and Pune to share their tips for achieving a melt-proof glam look all summer long. Prepping the skin before makeup in this weather is pivotal, believes makeup artist Ojas Rajani. She says, "Begin with a coconut water ice splash on your face before doing makeup," adding, "Avoid using a heavy face-base foundation, and instead use tinted sunscreen or moisturiser. Use concealer with a dabbing technique rather than layering. Set your makeup with a lightweight, waterproof and sweat-proof setting powder, and avoid heavy creams. Rather, use a hydrating moisturiser with an inbuilt primer, which will hold your make-up longer." For eye makeup, she adds that using "soft nudes and rosy, peachy tones" are the way to go. "Remember to use waterproof kajal and mascara to avoid stains," she says. Luxury bridal makeup artist Shradha Luthra recommends some of her trusted brands: "For concealer, staples like NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer or Huda Beauty Concealer are great for spot coverage without feeling too heavy. Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder or Chanel Translucent Powder are ideal for that soft, polished finish. For lips, MAC Cosmetics lip liners are a staple, while lip tints like Dior Beauty or Benefit Cosmetics Benetint work beautifully too." The heat, humidity and UV exposure often leave hair frizzy at the ends and difficult to manage. Hair expert Florian Hurel advises, "Lightweight cleansing and proper hydration is the way to go. You can also add a repair mask once or twice a week." One thing people often skip in summer, he says, is leave-in care. "Lightweight leave-in creams keep the hair smoother through the day without making it greasy or heavy. Using a UV-protective hair serum will also protect is from sun damage," he adds....