Soothe your skin in winter ❄️
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Regardless of age or skin type, many people experience itchy or tight skin at some point during the winter. The impact of cold weather, low humidity, or even dry air can negatively impact our skin’s natural moisture barrier, leading to issues like dryness or eczema. This type of dermatitis is also known as “winter itch” or “winter rash.” |
Tips and tricks for managing dry itchy skin:
To prevent winter itching and keep your skin soft, it’s essential to focus on hydrating your skin to retain as much water as possible while gently exfoliating dead skin cells that can contribute to dry skin. Regularly removing dead skin cells through exfoliation is a key step in maintaining skin health during the colder months. Staying hydrated will further enhance the process, keeping your skin smooth, soft, and well-hydrated.
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・Gentle cleaning habits Scented cleansers and soaps can strip your skin of its natural oils, causing increased dryness. Using a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser or mild soap can help minimize the risk of skin irritation and keep your skin's moisture locked in. |
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・Moisturizing techniques While hydration is essential all year round, you should prioritize it during dry winter weather. Soothe dry skin with the use of moisturizers, oils, and lotions. Ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, and ceramides will help maintain your skin's overall hydration. |
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・Product Recommendations There are several products that are known to be effective in combating dry skin. If you're looking for relief, especially in the dryness of winter air, we recommend avoiding harsh soaps and adding these skin care products to your cart instead. |
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・Sunscreen application
While it's true that the sun's rays are less intense in the winter, they can still take a toll on your skin. Before heading out, be sure to apply sunscreen to exposed areas like your face, hands, and neck to prevent dryness and sun damage.
・Optimal bathing habits
While a hot shower may seem relaxing when it's cold outside, it can actually do more harm than good. Hot water strips moisture and oils from the skin, leaving skin dry and dehydrated. To avoid this, opt for a hot shower with lukewarm water.
You can find a perfect routine for sensitive skin:
・Balanced nutrition and hydration
Regular consumption of nutrient-rich foods is known to support overall skin health. Fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids protect the skin from dehydration and loss of elasticity. Additionally, maintaining hydration adds moisture to the skin, affecting its texture and appearance.
・Combat itching
While winter weather can cause itchy, flaky skin, there are preventative measures you can take to minimize the effects of the “winter itch.” By combining a good winter skin care routine with effective products and making the necessary lifestyle adjustments, you can keep your skin healthy and revitalized.
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