Here are a few tips that can help keep your skin
feeling and looking good in cold weather countries by Lape Soetan True Love May
2008
a) It
may be tempting to use the harshest cleansers you can find if you suddenly
break out in pimples, but such cleansers can actually make the problem worse.
Generally, if your skin feels tight or starts peeling, you’re using the wrong
beauty products and should switch to something gentle.
b) The
cold winds can really dry skin, so use gentle moisturizers on your face. Even
if you have oily skin you can try oil-free moisturizers which should moisturize
without making the face look like an oil slick.
c) Use
a lip balm as often as possible, and switch to creamy lipstick or use your favorite
lip balm under lipstick to protect the lips and keep then soft. Don’t lick or
bite your lips unless you don’t mind going around with painful red lips.
d) If
you were using a light lotion for your body, switch to a rich cream or body
butter, as these are more likely to keep dry skin at bay in cold weather.
e) When
it comes to hair removal, consider switching to depilatory creams, as shaving
in cold weather can leave the skin looking flaky and feeling itchy.
f) Scaly
looking skin is common in cold weather, but exfoliation lifts dead skin cells
and reveals smoother looking skin-so use a scratchy sponge when you bath, or
try body bushes and body scrubs.
g) Carry
tubes of hand cream around with you so you can tackle dry skin as soon as you
notice any pesky patches of dry skin.
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