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Five Cold Weather Hacks for Winter Skin
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As frigid temps spread across the country it’s hard to keep skin looking and feeling healthy. As cold as it might get, it is possible to have glowing skin and, more importantly, protect it from dry, winter weather.
Layer Skin Care Products
Hand Cream Heaven
Look After the Lips
Give Skin a Boost with a Water Based Moisturizer
Use a Humidifier
As frigid temps spread across the country it’s hard to keep skin looking and feeling healthy. As cold as it might get, it is possible to have glowing skin and, more importantly, protect it from dry, winter weather.
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Layer Skin Care Products
Winter is the perfect time to start layering those skin care products to really protect and hydrate the skin. Invest in a good hydrating serum and use it religiously under your regular daytime moisturizer. You will also want to use it under your nightly moisturizer, which should be a rich night cream to help soften, replenish and hydrate the skin.A post shared by Aesthetics by Valerie (@aestheticsbyvalerie) on
Hand Cream Heaven
Don’t neglect your hands during winter! Carry a good hand cream in your purse and apply throughout the day. The skin on our hands are especially vulnerable to frosty temps. Add to this the drying formula of hand soap and hand sanitizer and it’s a recipe for dry, chapped skin and brittle nails. A rich hand cream will help prevent this.
Look After the Lips
The delicate lip area can become chapped and extremely sore during winter. To prevent painful lips make sure to exfoliate to soften the skin once a week and apply a good chapstick, or lip balm throughout the day.A post shared by WillingBeautyCourtneyLund (@trinitywolf331) on
Give Skin a Boost with a Water Based Moisturizer
During the winter our skin begs for more moisture, so it’s a great time to swap out your regular moisturizer for a water-based one to help keep skin hydrated.
Use a Humidifier
Combat winter dryness by investing in a humidifier. Humidifiers add moisture back into dry winter air and that helps keep skin hydrated. In fact, the American Academy of Dermatology recommends using a humidifier if your skin gets really dry!
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