January 10, 2021
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I suffer from cold weather dry skin, winter dry skin, or maybe just general dry skin. But whatever you call it, I get frequent dry patches on my legs and arms. Mainly during colder seasons. I try to use products with extreme hydrating ingredients to keep my skin moisturized.
January 09, 2021
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With frigid temperatures and crisp, dry air, wintertime does not really make it easier for us to take care of our skin. As if the process was not already complex enough throughout the other parts of the year, the newest research has proven that seasonal structural changes of the skin only complicate the problem, especially when it comes to skin aging. In this article, we present you with some tips on how to be prepared for such hardships and have healthy, youthful skin irrespective of unfavorable winter conditions.
January 08, 2021
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That’s right, the winter season has come upon us and seems to be staying around for a bit. While it brought snow, coziness and hot chocolate, it also brought cold, freezing temperatures and dry air - something that our skin is not so much fond of. For this reason, just like we’ve said “see you soon” to our T-shirts in favor of warm, oversized sweaters, we are also bound to make a switch in our skincare routines. Are you ready for the time of regeneration and deep nourishment? That is surely a plus of the oncoming months - you can indulge in richer formulas and truly pamper yourself. Before we hop into it, let’s see how winter influences the skin.
January 07, 2021
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A well balanced diet of vegetables, fruits, grains, seeds and nuts provides the body with all the necessary vitamins and minerals needed for healthy skin. Drinking water and reducing solar exposure to a minimum is also beneficial. Garlic, onions, eggs and asparagus help to keep the skin smooth and youthful. Carrots, apricots, rich in vitamins A, C keep the skin supple. Increase intake of foods like leafy raw green veggies, dairy products like yoghurt, milk. Lessen fried foods, soft drinks, sugar, chocolates, junk foods, alcohol, caffeine and other foods that have diuretic affecting causing the body and skin to lose fluids, vitamins and essential minerals.
January 06, 2021
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Dry, itchy skin affects more than 80 percent of Americans and can be most prevalent during the cold winter months - when humidity and temperature drop - making skin particularly vulnerable to dryness and cracking. Read this article to know how to take care of your skin this winter especially for dry and sensitive skin types.
