Cold weather skin care: great products to add to your routine to avoid skin freakouts

Suddenly it’s getting to be colder outside, and your skin isn’t happy! Avoid the dryness and complications by switching up your product routine. For this month’s tip of the week, I want to cover cold weather skin care. These tips will help your skin looks as luminous and healthy as if it were the middle of spring!

 

What to remember about cold weather and your skin:

  • These changes occur every year, so think a week or two before about what you might need.
  • Remember that winter weather, even in rainy Seattle, is generally drier because most of us are indoors more with central heating. This makes your skin drier. Drier skin is more easily irritated and looks dull. So how do you avoid that? Glad you asked!
 

Cold weather skin care products to protect skin: 

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6 Cold weather skin care must have products to avoid winter skin freakouts!

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Dr. Brandith Irwin, MD

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Hi, I’m Dr. Irwin. I believe that consumers deserve a medically trained and unbiased skin care advocate.

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