Try to make your skin shine by taking 8-10 glasses of water per day. Herbal teas are a lovely way to keep your fluid intake up in the cold season.
Take a shower in the morning and use a good moisturizer that would penetrate the skin after a shower because the pores are open.
Avoid using strong soaps for bathing as they remove the skin natural oils; instead gentle cleansers that will help replenish the skin.
Winter sun can be harsh, so don’t skip sunscreen. Select one that has SPF 30+ that will prevent skin damage resulting from exposure to the UV light.
Exfoliate once a week to wash off dead skin and encourage new skin cell formation. This keeps your skin smooth and ready for better hydration.
Cold air is very drying, making lips chapped; always carry a hydrating lip balm. Apply it as often as necessary, during the course of the day.
As for the climatic conditions, central heating tends to dry the skin out. Always ensure that you use a humidifier to get enough moisture in the air.
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