As temperatures drop, so does your skin’s moisture. The cold, dry air and indoor heating strip your skin of hydration, leading to flakiness, irritation, and tightness. Let’s tackle dryness this winter and keep your skin hydrated, glowing, and healthy all season long.
Avoid foaming cleansers that strip your skin. Instead, use a gentle, hydrating cleanser with ingredients like ceramides and glycerin to lock in moisture. Try our Fifth Element Soothing Cleanser to restore your vibrant complexion.
Your summer moisturizer might not cut it in the winter! Swap it for a thicker cream or ointment with hyaluronic acid, shea butter, or squalane for long-lasting hydration. Our MD Strengthening Cream offers long lasting hydration for the cold winter days.
Since indoor heating dries out the air, using a humidifier can restore moisture and prevent your skin from becoming too dry. Keep it in your bedroom or office for maximum benefit.
Even in winter, UV rays can cause skin damage. Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily, especially when outdoors skiing or hiking.
Professional treatments like hydration facials, microneedling, or hyaluronic acid-based treatments can deeply replenish moisture and restore skin elasticity. Book a consult or call today.
If your skin is struggling with winter dryness, we recommend:
✔ Hydrating Facials – Boost moisture levels and soothe irritated skin.
✔ Laser Skin Rejuvenation – Helps repair damage and stimulate collagen.
✔ Medical-Grade Moisturizers & Serums – Professional skincare to combat dryness.
Winter skincare requires extra care, but with the right products and treatments, you can keep your skin soft, healthy, and radiant despite the cold. Need help? Book a consultation at Art of SKIN today!
As temperatures drop, so does your skin’s moisture. The cold, dry air and indoor heating strip your skin of hydration, leading to flakiness, irritation, and tightness. Let’s tackle dryness this winter and keep your skin hydrated, glowing, and healthy all season long.
As temperatures drop, so does your skin’s moisture. The cold, dry air and indoor heating strip your skin of hydration, leading to flakiness, irritation, and tightness. Let’s tackle dryness this winter and keep your skin hydrated, glowing, and healthy all season long.
As temperatures drop, so does your skin’s moisture. The cold, dry air and indoor heating strip your skin of hydration, leading to flakiness, irritation, and tightness. Let’s tackle dryness this winter and keep your skin hydrated, glowing, and healthy all season long.
