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Winter affects our entire body, it is widely known as it affects the respiratory system and bones, but we must not forget about the skin. The skin in winter, as in summer, is exposed to inclement weather, the areas being most sensitive to cold; cheeks, lips, neck, décolleté, and hands.
Therefore, it is important to follow the tips bellow:
Watch Meghan Livingstone’s video sharing her winter skincare habits to keep her skin healthy.
Hydrate your skin: Daily hydration or even several times a day is fundamental. This is especially important in those who suffer from some dermatosis (atopic dermatitis, psoriasis …).
Avoid excessive handwashing: People who wash their hand repeatedly for work reasons; tend to have chapped and extremely dried hands. To avoid this, the use of gloves, hydration and barrier effect creams is essential.
Moisturize your lips and protect them from ultraviolet light: The lips suffer a lot in winter, even more so if you have some basic alteration. Keeping your lips hydrated in winter will help a lot.
Avoid aggressive products: When washing hands, face, and body use mild and dermatologically tested products.
Take care of your diet: Increase your intake of vitamin C and antioxidants. Do not forget to drink between 1.5-2 litres of water a day. This will keep your skin hydrated.
Emma is one of those rare editors who combine industry expertise with a refined editorial voice, shaping BeautyLife Magazine into a trusted source for luxury skincare, wellness, and fragrance. As one of the driving forces behind the magazine’s content, she crafts in-depth product reviews and features that highlight beauty rituals, innovations, and trends. Her clear, authoritative writing style has also made her a valued contributor to several well-known beauty and lifestyle publications, offering readers reliable insights and a sophisticated perspective on the world of beauty.
