Winter Skincare Tips

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Winter Skincare Tips – Between the cold temperatures and dry, indoor heating, winter can really take a toll on your skin. Here’s how to make sure you maintain healthy and hydrated skin throughout the season:
  1. Go easy on the hot showers and baths. It may feel relaxing to take a long, hot shower or bath to warm up from winter weather, but this can actually dry out your skin even more. The higher temperatures can cause your skin to shed its natural oils. Follow the Goldilocks rule: “not too hot, not too cold.”
  2. Switch up your cleanser. The cleanser you used in summer may be too harsh during the drier months. Your skin shouldn’t feel tight or squeaky clean after you cleanse. That’s a sign that your skin is dehydrated. Help your skin maintain a natural moisture barrier by using a mild cleanser like Cetaphil or Epionce Gentle Foaming Cleanser.
  3. Use a humidifier. Hydrate while you sleep! A cool-mist humidifier helps replace moisture lost due to indoor heating and frequently closed doors. A humidifier near your bed is an easy way to aid skin hydration while you sleep.

As always, you can schedule a consultation with our Master Aesthetician Holly to learn more about how to keep your skin happy and hydrated during the winter.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

How can I keep my skin hydrated in winter?
To keep skin hydrated in winter, use a gentle cleanser, moisturize twice daily, and avoid very hot showers that strip natural oils. Adding a cool-mist humidifier can also help maintain skin moisture while you sleep.
Yes, long, hot showers can dry out winter skin by removing its natural oils. Use lukewarm water instead and keep showers shorter to protect your skin barrier.
The best cleanser for dry winter skin is a mild, hydrating formula that doesn’t leave your face feeling tight or squeaky clean. Options like Cetaphil or Epionce Gentle Foaming Cleanser help maintain your natural moisture barrier.
A cool-mist humidifier adds moisture to dry indoor air, which can reduce winter skin dryness and irritation. Placing one near your bed helps your skin stay hydrated overnight.
In winter, switch to a gentler cleanser, use a richer moisturizer, and avoid overly hot baths or showers. Combining these winter skincare tips with a humidifier can keep your skin healthy and hydrated.

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