SOS – Save Our Skin, Winter Edition
Winter Skin {noun} Itchy, scratchy skin. Sometimes cracked and raw.
If you live in one of the areas that winters are harsh and unforgiving, then this post is for you.
I have lived in central Minnesota for most of my life. When friends of mine from the south found that out, they looked at me like maybe I grew up in some foreign land with no electricity and no running water. Well, this is not the case here in the great white north, I have survived winters with frozen water pipes (that means no running water) and being taken to the school bus on a snowmobile. But we are a civilized, occupied state and have been since 1858. No matter where it is that you live during the winter months, we need to have a very different skin care routine than we do when the temps are warm and the air is humid.
Here are some of my favorite skin care products that I use to get through the “itchy long john skin” season. So, cheers from the state where your face tends to hurt in the cold when you go outside.
Click here for my daytime routine.
Click here for the nighttime routine
If you are looking for a little extra help or a deeper routine, please take a look check out the products on this page. The Sunday Riley brand is fabulous don’t take my word for it, you can also read the reviews on each product following this link
The winter weather is not only hard on your face. It wreaks havoc on all of your skin. It is hard to keep moisture anywhere your home (hence all the shocks and static electricity in your blankets and sheets). It is important to make sure all of your body gets more attention. You can start by doing the cheapest and best thing you can do for your body and drink more water every day—it’s free so, what more could you ask for. To go beyond this and give your skin a little more love; here are great ways to pamper yourself through this winter season.
Click here to >>>>Create an at home spa day
Whatever you decide your skin needs this winter. This is the season to take care of yourself, to pamper yourself. Find the peace and calm in a sometimes-crazy season.
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