The most crucial thing you can do for your skin is to understand and learn about your skin type. If you're ignorant or misled, you risk upsetting the natural balance of your skin and causing inflammation
Ensure that you understand how to layer your skincare
Your skincare products may not be fully absorbed if you don't apply them in the proper order, which will reduce their effectiveness
Avoid using too much product
More is not always better when it comes to skincare. As a result, if you use too much moisturiser, the product may pill or maybe clog your pores
Maintain comfortable and cool temperatures on the thermostat
You may be tempted to turn up the thermostat as soon as you reach home if you want to escape the dry, frigid outside air. However, a high central heating system can dry the air in your home
Choose mild, fragrance-free cleaning products
Bar soap can exacerbate dryness by removing natural oils from the skin and messing with the microbiome
even on gloomy winter days wear sunscreen
The Skin Cancer Foundation states that on sunny winter days, snow reflects the sun's rays, increasing your exposure to UV radiation
Dress appropriately, comfortably, and without irritability
Many winter clothing materials can worsen dry skin. Avoid letting wool or scratchy materials touch your skin directly
Do not take hot showers
It's especially tempting to turn up the heat in the winter, but hot water strips your skin of its natural oils, making it more prone to drying out, cracking, and flaking