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WINTER SKIN SOS - WINTERIZE YOUR SKIN |
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When temperatures drop, your skin will begin to feel tight, become flaky and look red, thanks to the season's cool air, dry wind and low humidity (both indoors and outdoors), as well as bad skin habits, such as overly hot showers and inadequate moisturizing. The resulting dryness is bad news for your face.
All skin types need protection from harsh winter weather and a winter skin-care plan that will keep your skin healthy and better protected. Try these soothing solutions for a healthy, beautiful complexion.
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Hydration rescue for Oily Skin... |
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Although you get some protection from sebum (oil produced by the sebaceous glands that also helps your skin retain moisture), it's not always enough. The surface can look greasy and shiny even while the underlying layers are not properly hydrated. Clues that your oily skin is crying for moisture include tightness, flaky patches and sensitivity to products that you can normally tolerate in warmer months.
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Hydration Rescue for Combination Skin... |
When your skin has a split personality, you get two different skin reactions in winter. For instance, your cheeks, which are already on the normal to dry side, can become even more dehydrated, while the oily T-zone can get flaky, especially around the nose. Also, it's not uncommon for combination skin to become less tolerant of the acne treatments that you're so reliant on, making the goal of a balanced complexion quite a skin challenge.
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Hydration Rescue for Dry Skin... |
| When you already have dry skin, you fight a year-round battle against tightness, dullness, roughness and even more pronounced wrinkles. These symptoms become more prevalent and harder to treat during the colder months. And don't be surprised to suddenly experience these conditions if you've never had dry skin before. As you get older, oil production begins to decline and your skin barrier becomes weaker and progressively drier.
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Hydration Rescue for Sensitive Skin... |
| Sensitive skin, which tends to get red and irritated from different triggers such as temperature changes and certain skin-care ingredients, only worsens in the winter. Whether your sensitivity is just a temporary situation from skin-care products or a symptom of a more complicated condition, dryness will only exacerbate the stinging, itching and inflammation. Skin becomes more sensitive in the winter because the skin barrier isn't working as well.
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