How To Keep Skin Hydrated In Winter.

When the outside temperature drops and heating becomes necessary in our homes, our skin can suffer the consequences. Here are some tips to hydrate your skin.The need for hydration varies according to the type of skin, the location of the body (face, hands, legs, etc.) and various external factors (e.g contact with irritants).

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 For example, a person who has acne and has to wash their hands regularly because of their job will have very different hydration needs for their face and hands.

For Normal Skin
Neither too dry nor too oily a water-based product with a light texture is recommended. This type of product often contains light oils or silicone derivatives (especially cyclomethicone).

For Dry Skin
Dry skin requires a more oily product which prevents the water contained in the skin from evaporating and whose effect lasts longer. Petroleum jelly products are a great option especially if the skin is very dry or cracked, but some people don't like their sticky texture.


For Oily Skin
In people with oily skin who tend to have acne, it is still necessary to moisturize the skin, especially if the person uses acne products that dry the skin. We recommend a light moisturizer based on water with the mention “non-comedogenic” (which will not clog the pores of the skin).



For Sensitive Skin
Some people have sensitive skin, which means that they will easily become irritated when they touch different products. In these cases, you should look for a product without perfume and dye, as these can be irritating. We will also avoid products that contain acids (sometimes present in wrinkle creams).

Tips:
  • When choosing a product, remember that the quality of the product is not directly linked to its price. Creams under $ 10 can be as effective as much more expensive products.

  • To maximize the effect of your product, apply it immediately after bathing or showering while your skin is still damp.

  • Finally, choose the texture according to the area to hydrate. Very thick creams are perfect for the elbows, knees, hands and feet, but are not suitable for the face. Lotions are handy when you want to cover a large area, but their lighter texture is less suitable when the skin is very dry.

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