Spring is here — but is your skin still stuck in winter? Cold, dry air can do a number on your body’s largest organ. These quick tips from Renown Dermatology, Laser & Skin Care will help you bounce back with soft, hydrated skin.
11 Miraculous Moisturizing Tips
Always apply sunscreen: Wear broad-spectrum SPF, even during winter months.
Protect your lips: Don’t forget to use an SPF lip balm, too.
Combat dry air: Heaters dry out your skin. Use a humidifier to keep moisture in the air. (And try these simple tips to make sure you’re keeping that humidifier clean.)
Moisturize more often: If your skin is dehydrated, try using a nighttime moisturizer during the day.
Mask up: Use a hydrating or moisturizing mask twice a week.
Care for hands and feet: Apply a rich cream at night and cover with gloves and socks to restore moisture while you sleep.
Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
Boost with serum: Try adding a hydrating serum to your morning and nighttime skincare routine to heal the skin.
Exfoliate gently: Use a gentle exfoliant once a week to remove dry skin and help your moisturizer absorb better.
Lock in moisture: Apply body oil or lotion in the shower while your skin is still damp.
Cool down showers: Hot water dries out your skin, so turn down the temperature in the shower and bath.
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As the season turns, humidity drops and heaters kick on—two sure ways to nudge skin toward dryness, dullness and the occasional flare-up. Small switches in your routine can keep your skin calm, comfortable and healthy all winter long.
Facial or chemical peels are a skin treatment that can help your face appear smoother and healthier. Chemical peels remove old, damaged skin cells on the surface, allowing new skin to grow making your face look brighter and more even-toned.
As the days get shorter and cooler, it may feel like you can stash away your sunscreen until next summer. But UV rays don’t take a seasonal break — and your skin still needs protection year-round.
