Freezing temperatures, bitter winds, snow, sleet, and random blasts of hot air. No wonder winter skin is so temperamental — it’s put through some harsh conditions for months at a time! When the weather outside is frightful, there is no need for our skin to be, which is why we’re giving you the skinny on the best ways to treat your derm from head to toe.
Our winter strategy will banish anything that’s dull, peeling and tight and give way to skin that’s glowing and smooth. (Don’t forget that hydration begins on the inside: be sure to drink as much — if not more — water than usual and consider purchasing a humidifier if products aren’t enough).
And since everywhere from our cuticles to our heels could use a little TLC, dab on the moisture and keep parched, dry skin at bay. Here are our favorite winter skin combatants.
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| Creative Nail Design Solar Oil $8, Amazon.com |
SpaRitual Handprint Hydrating Hand Salve $18, Skinstore.com |
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| Sally Hansen Overnight Lip Recovery $7.99, Sallyhansen.com |
Jurlique Lip Care Balm $27, Jurlique.com |
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| CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser $11.99, Drugstore.com |
Anastasia Beverly Hills Hydrating Oil $40, Norstrom.com |
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| Canyon Ranch Elasticity Body Balm $55, Nordstrom.com |
Kings & Queens Body Milk, Nefertiti Honey $11, Beauty.com |
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| Carol’s Daughter Sage & Shea Foot Butter $10.50, CarolsDaughter.com |
CND Cucumber Heel Therapy $15, Timetospa.com |
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