Winter is upon us and, let’s face it, our skin takes a beating during this time of year. The cold, icy wind and dry air in the house attack our skin’s balance, drying it out and stressing it out.
And winter is also the holiday season, with its fatty, sugary meals, stress and change of routine. As a reflection of our inner selves, skin can be less radiant and supple.
You can reduce the effects of winter on your skin by adapting your skincare routine.
Choose a moisturizer that’s adapted to your skin and the changing seasons: perhaps in summer, you use the combination skin facial oil, but in winter, opt for the more moisturizing facial oil, the one for dry skin. See our suggestions here.
Increase the frequency of moisturizing to apply eau de soin and facial oil at least 2 times a day.
Cleansing without skin is so important, but choosing the right cleanser is even more so! Choose a cleansing milk suited to your skin type, rather than a bar of soap that will further dry out your facial skin. Here are our facial cleansers for every skin type.
Although the long, hot shower is tempting in winter, it’s better to take a short, lukewarm shower for beautiful skin. Hot water can strip your skin of its natural protective oils and dry it out even more.
In winter, pamper your lips by massaging them with facial oil every time you apply it to your face. Throughout the day, apply a quality lip balm to prevent dryness and chapping.here.
As we’re often told, diet is essential for beautiful skin. Omega-3s help keep skin supple. If you’re not getting enough omega-3 in your diet, get a supplement.
L’hiver, dorlotez vos lèvres en prenant soin de les masser avec l’huile faciale chaque fois que vous l’appliquez sur votre visage. Tout au long de la journée, appliquez un baume à lèvres de qualité pour éviter tout dessèchement et gerçures.
As we’re often told, diet is essential for beautiful skin. Omega-3s help keep skin supple. If you’re not getting enough omega-3 in your diet, get a supplement.
Dry winter air dries out the skin. A humidifier in your home or bedroom can help reduce itching and chapping.
How do you help your skin get through the winter?
