Bye bye, flaky skin.
It’s truly survival season for our skin whenever temperatures drop. Besides the fact that it’s cold outside–an understatement on some days–we’re also shuffling in and out of buildings with artificial heat. Now our skin’s confused and reacting on the fly. More often than not, that leaves us scrambling for products, such as moisturizers for itchy skin, that cover a myriad of issues instead of just one.
In addition to pricier options made with little-known technologies and ingredients are a few drugstore finds you’re already familiar with. If anything, let this serve as a reminder that you should be avoiding ash like the plague; your skin will thank you.“Winter months are drier. The wind makes our face and lips chapped, and hands and feet very dry. And at home, the heater leeches moisture out of the air, making the whole surface of the skin rough, dry and flaky.
Arbonne RE9 Advanced Night Repair Cream is formulated with an ultra-hydrating blend of botanicals, plus collagen-supporting ingredients that replenish moisture and deliver essential nourishment to maximize the skin’s natural reparative cycle.” –Dr. Naissan O. Wesley, M.D., FACMS and Arbonne Scientific Advisor“To prevent and treat dry, dull winter skin, consider using a retinol-based cream. Retinoids help to increase skin turnover and minimize the appearance of pores, fine lines and wrinkles.
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