Winter Skincare: How to Keep Your Skin Soft and Radiant
Cold weather and dry indoor air can quickly dehydrate your skin. With a few simple changes to your daily routine, you can keep it soft and protected all season long.
Why skin gets dry in winter
Low temperatures and heated indoor air reduce moisture in the upper layers of the skin. Your skin may feel tight, flaky, or become red. It helps to avoid overly hot showers and to moisturize your skin immediately after washing.
Face: Richer creams and gentle cleansing
In winter, choose a gentle cleansing milk or gel instead of harsh products. Switch your daily moisturizer to a richer formula containing hyaluronic acid, ceramides, or panthenol, and don't forget SPF, as UV rays are present even in winter.
Body and hands: Moisturize regularly
Apply body lotion or butter immediately after showering while your skin is still slightly damp. Hands are exposed to cold and frequent washing, so keep a hand cream within reach at all times.
- choose products with glycerin or shea butter,
- apply a thicker layer before going to bed,
- wear gloves when outdoors.
Lips and relaxing moments
Keep a lip balm with you and apply it several times a day. Warm baths with bath oil or shower gels featuring soothing scents are also a wonderful way to pamper yourself during cold days.
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