So snow is upon us. While people can have an excuse to just cover themselves up, you can still look your best in winter starting with keeping a healthy and glowing skin. The winter air can readily dry your skin up. Worst case, your skin can dry up and crack. Nasty if you’d ask us. So be sure to take care of your skin during these cold winter months.

Lips. Winter is not an excuse to have dry, cracked lips. Lip balms come in all forms and flavors. Maintain moisture in your lips by regularly applying lip balm. The best is still applying petroleum jelly on lips and leaving it overnight.

Skin. Your elbows and knees might suffer the driest patches in your body because of the cold. To exfoliate these dark spots, rub a lemon on the area and then apply your favorite cream.

Feet. Give yourself a foot spa. Buy a warming foot scrub and use this to clean the bottom of your feet to make them soft and smooth again. Remember you’re going to wear those step-ins again soon so your feet shouldn’t bewinter-damaged.

Long baths. Taking long baths during winter can dry skin. But fortunately, products which are made specially to hydrate skin are now available so you can indulge in long hot baths even when it’s snowing out.

Scalp. Hair becomes nasty when dandruff starts getting worse. Stop the flakes by using a moisturizing shampoo that also has a soothing effect on your scalp. Be careful in choosing your anti-dandruff shampoo because some products actually remove your hair’s natural oils.

Cheeks. Using powder blush might not be the best cheek makeup during winter. Try a cream blush because it’s bound to last longer on your cheeks.

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Hi guys

With winter also comes along the romantic weather...just perfect to cuddle up with your sweetheart by the fireside rug. This season ushers crisp mornings and frosty nights ...streets, covered with dry leaves, and cool breeze tingling your face. But with all these pleasures also show up dry skin, chapped lips and flaky scalp. The worry is to maintain healthy and vital-looking skin. Low temperature and humidity, indoor heating, dry recycled air and outdoor exposure can make skin lose its moist, healthy glow.Cold, dry winter air is very damaging to skin because it literally removes all moisture. That explains why skin tends to feel itchy and dry and even cracks painfully in the colder months. All these ailments can be pretty embarrassing and of course, bring much discomfort as well. The dry and itchy feeling can pretty much get on your nerves. But with a few handy tips and regular care you can confront the most bitter of winters with a soft, supple and glowing face day after day.

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Hi guys,


For many people, the cold clear days of winter bring more than just a rosy glow to the cheeks. They also bring uncomfortable dryness to the skin of the face, hands, and feet. For some people, the problem is worse than just a general tight, dry feeling: They get skin so dry it results in flaking, cracking, even eczema (in which the skin becomes inflamed).
Your skin texture depends not only on external treatments, but also on the intake. A proper nutritious intake helps in rejuvenating the skin from within. Water plays an important role in keeping your skin alive. A good amount of water helps in retaining the moisture of your skin as well keeping skin disorders at bay. Fruits and vegetables in your daily diet release a lot of water to your system. Primrose syrup and olive oil in your diet also aids in softening your skin.

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