Yes, like every year, January is back. Did you take advantage of the New Year to make a list of resolutions? Have you taken stock of what you have accomplished in the last year and thought about the projects you want to achieve in 2020? One thing is certain, it is that the change in temperature brings with it its share of changes for the epidermis. The drop in temperature and humidity, the cold winds, and the fact that we generally spend more time indoors have repercussions on the skin: dehydration, irritation and inflammation are on the agenda.
Maintaining a seasonally changing skincare routine is important if you want to relieve or alleviate the symptoms that accompany the cold season. And if you don't have a set routine, it's never too late to start giving your skin some love!
Here are some tips to help you protect and pamper your skin.
Face
Since the face is the part of the body most exposed to the elements, it feels the effects of seasonal changes more. During the cold season, try to prioritize softer and moisturizing cleansers, rich creams applied morning and evening, and nourishing serums.
For example, Be U's body and face cleansing gel has a neutral pH and is perfect for sensitive skin, allowing the skin to be cleansed while protecting it. Cocooning love, for its part, offers a konjac sponge suitable for dry and sensitive skin, providing gentle cleansing.
If you want to exfoliate your skin, opt for an exfoliator that will minimize irritation. Runak's exfoliating powder softens the skin without irritating or drying it out.
On the moisturizing side, Smith Farms Marshmallow Face Cream provides deep hydration and is suitable for sensitive skin or those suffering from rosacea, eczema and psoriasis. Many of these skin problems tend to surface when the skin comes into contact with physical aggressors, such as cold and wind. For optimal care, consider pairing your moisturizer with a serum. Etymologie Total Hydration Serum promotes all-day hydration and reduces redness.
And why not a little mask to complete the whole thing? Cocooning Love's purple mask is perfect for dry or sensitive skin and helps soften the skin while reducing skin inflammation.
Don't forget the sunscreen! If you participate in winter sports or tend to spend a lot of time outdoors, you risk being exposed to UV rays. Apply sunscreen to the area that will be exposed to the sun at least 30 minutes before going outside, such as that offered by Druide .
Lips
In winter, lips tend to be dry and chapped. The easiest way to alleviate these symptoms is to frequently apply lip balm to rehydrate the skin. Nature 45 Maple Water Lip Balm is specially designed to help relieve dry, chapped lips.
For complete care, you can apply a lip scrub beforehand, such as those offered by Bäum . This eliminates dead cells and maximizes the moisturizing power of your lip balm.
Body
During the cold season, using a milder and more moisturizing soap or body cleanser can relieve dry skin and preserve the protective barrier of the epidermis. Smith Farms Goat's Milk Soap provides gentle, nourishing cleansing and is also suitable for certain skin conditions. For gentle exfoliation, opt for a gentle exfoliating soap, such as Runak's Quinoa Exfoliating Soap , which helps protect the skin's moisture barrier.
Then when you get out of the shower, hurry to apply a moisturizer. Be U offers a body milk that deeply hydrates and dries quickly. For a more elaborate treatment for conditions such as eczema, itching and redness, Tonic's Sous Layer product will satisfy you.
Hands
You may notice that during the winter your hands are drier. This may be because indoor air tends to be drier at this time of year. The use of a good hand cream can be beneficial to alleviate the problems of dryness or chapping. Smith Farms offers a vitamin-rich hand cream , which works to soften the skin and absorbs without leaving the skin greasy.
Feet
Is the skin under your feet chapped? In the evening before going to bed, apply a balm or moisturizer, take a good pair of stockings and put them on for the night. Your feet will thank you once morning arrives! Tonic offers a repairing and moisturizing balm that also has antifungal, antibacterial and healing properties.
Hair
Take the time to pamper your hair too! Add a step to your shower ritual by applying a leave-in conditioner or oil to properly moisturize or nourish your hair. Runak's restorative dry oil , which can be used on the skin as well as on the hair, revives dry or damaged hair.
For Mr
For those who wear a beard, maintenance is not negligible. Even if it is cleaned frequently, hair and skin can dry out, especially in winter. Groom provides its customers with several beard care products, including beard oils , which soften the hair and moisturize the skin of the face, and beard balms , rich products that nourish the beard and protect it from damage. environmental aggressors.
And even!
We all know that winter is synonymous with various diseases and viruses, particularly colds and the flu. If you find yourself caught with one of these plagues, you may want to consider Tonic's decongestant balm or decongestant inhaler for relief.
And what about pitou? Tonic offers a balm for dog paws , which moisturizes the pads and protects them from the cold. Everybody wins!
Reviewed by Marie-Pascale
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