3. Opt for Oil-Based Moisturizers
Winter months demand a switch to oil-based moisturizers*, which provide a protective barrier for the skin, ensuring long-lasting hydration. Look for products with jojoba oil, argan oil, or shea butter for the best results.

4. Use a Humidifier Indoors
Central heating can suck moisture out of the air, leaving your skin parched. Invest in a humidifier* to maintain indoor humidity and keep your skin healthy and hydrated.

5. Avoid Hot Showers
While a hot shower might feel comforting, it strips away the skin’s natural oils. Instead, opt for lukewarm water to preserve moisture and prevent dryness.

6. Exfoliate Gently
Exfoliation is key to removing dead skin cells, but it should be done sparingly in winter. Use a gentle exfoliator* once or twice a week to allow moisturizers to penetrate more effectively.

7. Choose Winter-Friendly Fabrics
Switch to soft, breathable fabrics like cotton to reduce irritation. Avoid wearing wool or synthetic materials directly on your skin unless layered over softer garments.