Winter is not necessarily a problem for your skin!

In the cold season, skin cells slough off more slowly, making the skin texture uneven. This leads to a delay on the skin of sebum (sebum), an increase in the number of bacteria, and, as a result, inflammation of the face.

Dryness and roughness of the skin in winter are due to a violation of its water balance due to temperature changes – being in a room with strong heating and traveling in transport. Your dermis can always be saved by skin care products. In the meantime, we want to give you tips on how to take care of yourself every day.

That is why in each of the seasons, including the cold season, it is necessary to adjust skin care in the same way that you change your wardrobe every few months. Like clothing, skin care products must be chosen thoughtfully, with an understanding of the purpose and system of their use.

Keep your skin constantly hydrated

In winter, it is worth adding a serum containing high and low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, azulene, and Centella Asiatica extract to the usual moisturizer. These components will not only be able to penetrate into the deep layers of the epidermis and saturate it with moisture, but also restore damaged skin areas.

When choosing a moisturizer, pay attention to the texture. Fluids and emulsions are not suitable for winter – these light moisturizers are ideal for most skin types in summer. At low air temperatures and running central heating, you need to switch to cream. A denser texture will seal moisture in and act as a winter coat for the skin.

Special evening ritual for the winter period

During the day, toxins accumulate on the face and body, so the skin requires thorough cleansing. Rinse-off milk or cleansing foam will help to carefully rid it of impurities.

In winter, protection from aggressive external influences is necessary throughout the day, and in the evening it is important to take care of the regeneration of the epidermis. Cells regenerate at night. Stimulate recovery with a special night treatment, such as Intense Regenerating Night Cream. It moisturizes the skin and actively stimulates its renewal, restoring cells that have suffered from the aggressive influence of a harsh climate.

Areas of the face in need of special protection

Lips that do not have sebaceous glands are especially sensitive to wind and cold. You should not lick your lips with your tongue – after the saliva dries, they become even drier. Effective protection of the face in winter implies a special approach to the skin of the lips. To rid it of excessive dryness, use a protective restorative balm.

In winter, we forget that the area around the eyes is also exposed to aggressive external factors. We recommend using an eye contour product that eliminates dehydration. An important care gesture in the morning and evening!

Sun protection

Despite the fact that in the cold season the sun’s activity decreases, the harmful UVA rays responsible for photoaging still penetrate the layers of our skin, so I recommend applying a cream with SPF. If you use acids in your skincare routine, sun protection is not only recommended but necessary.

Caring for the skin around the eyes

The skin around the eyes at any time of the year especially needs moisturizing and is always dry, regardless of your skin type. We do not recommend applying the cream that you use daily for the face to this sensitive area. Now there are a lot of good caring creams specifically for the skin around the eyes. We remind you that you need to apply such a cream only on a fixed eyelid, without stretching the skin.

Body care

In the cold season, the skin on the body also suffers. To minimize the feeling of tightness and dryness of the skin, pay attention to hygiene. Do not take too hot a shower, so as not to overdry the skin once again. Refuse to use an aggressive cleanser, replace it with a moisturizing or nourishing one. Body skin can also be cleansed with hydrophilic oil. Milk, cream, or body gel become an indispensable unit in care at this time.

Adjust your problem skincare

For oily and acne-prone skin, reduce the amount of clay-based purifying and mattifying masks in winter. Try applying moisturizing masks two to three times a week.

For additional hydration, you can use at-night moisturizing masks that do not require rinsing. For acne-prone skin, pay attention to the composition – it should not contain paraffin, mineral oil, and shea butter.

Follow these tips and your skin will be healthy and radiant all year round.