How to take care of your skin in the winter season?

-Avoid the use of tap water when cleansing dry skin. The deposits are too drying on the skin. Use mineral water to freshen your face.
-Avoid coming in contact with highly alkaline soaps and detergents like washing soaps and powders which contain highly alkaline and drying ingredients.
-Apply a spray of mineral water on your skin misted on with a plant sprayer every morning and pat your skin dry.
-Cleanse your dry skin regularly. Make sure your skin gets extra careful protection. Washing dry skin with soap and water not only removes grime but also the natural oils protecting the skin. A moisturizer increases the water content of the outer layers of the skin and gives it a soft, moist look.

Daraporn 023 4EN

As temperatures drop, heaters clank on, and the wind whips up, the battle for healthy skin begins.
Dry air takes away the thin layer of oil that traps moisture in the skin, flaring itchy
and painful conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and severe dry skin.
Any trauma to the skin, such as cracking, causes an inflammatory response,
which can make skin more susceptible to flare-ups of psoriasis and eczema.
Here's our action plan to keep you comfortable and flare-free.

>>>>> Siriam 039 3EN

Hot baths and showers: I feel so good during the cold, winter months (we know!), but they are not doing your skin any favors. Try to avoid that hot water as much as possible and always (always, always!) moisturize after your shower or bath.Hot baths and showers: They feel so good during the cold, winter months (we know!), but they are not doing your skin any favors. Try to avoid that hot water as much as possible and always (always, always!) moisturize after your shower or bath.

Pang 4EN 063

For me, I do not have something special except taking a bath with room temperature then I apply lotion on my body.
I do not take a bath with warm water because in my dormitory have no water heater.
Moreover, taking a bath with warm water will make my skin dry.
I sometimes apply baby oil after taking a bath.
We should make our skin damp in the winter because our skin is dry in this season.


Jamrut 009 3EN

I follow these ways below to protect my skin from cold weather.

- Wearing jacket to protect skin from cool temperature and wind.
- Avoiding to use hot water to take a bath because it can make skin dry.
- Applying lotion or moisturizing cream after taking a bath.
- Applying conditioner lip to moisturize lips.


Nantanut 024 3EN

I hate winter so much. Because in winter my skin will dry and easy to turn dark. So I have to looking for the way to protect and treat my skin a lot and today I have some ideas to share with you. ^^

-You may have found a moisturizer that works just fine in spring and summer. But as weather conditions change, so, too, should your skin care routine. Find an "ointment" moisturizer that's oil-based, rather than water-based, as the oil will create a protective layer on the skin that retains more moisture than a cream or lotion. (Hint: Many lotions labeled as "night creams" are oil-based.)
-No, sunscreen isn't just for summertime. Winter sun -- combined with snow glare -- can still damage your skin. Try applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen to your face and your hands (if they're exposed) about 30 minutes before going outside. Reapply frequently if you stay outside a long time.
-Hot water is something one must avoid in winter. As comfortable and relaxing as it may sound, a hot water bath must be avoided. Luke warm water will not take away the moisture from your skin.
-Don't forget your lips this winter. Lips get chapped very soon and also lose moisture easily. For those who feel that licking their lips will hydrate them are completely mistaken. In fact it will remove moisture from them at a faster pace. To avoid chapped lips, investing in a good lip balm is a good option.

    

That's very easy for you if you are not lazy.
I have some tricks for myself to take care of my skin in winter.
I drink a lot of water to keep moisture in my body.
I eat lots of vegetable to maintain my skin.
I use the lotion after taking a bath.
I also wear the jacket or sweater to protect my skin from the pollution outside.

Nuttahphol 044 3EN

If your skin has a strong tendency toward dehydration, lacks oil, and has few
breakouts if any at all, it is considered dry. In more extreme cases, dry skin
lacks elasticity and can be extremely sensitive to the sun, wind, and cold
temperatures. Wash your face once a day with a rich, creamy cleanser and
warm water. Rinse with warm water and pat your skin dry. Use toner to help
with that tight and flaky feeling of dehydration. Avoid toners and makeup that
contain alcohol as alcohol-based products have a drying effect on skin. Use a
cream-based lotion to hydrate your skin and keep it rejuvenated.

Kanokwan 006 4EN

following these steps, it will help you get healthy and safe:
- Wrap up from head to toe. Invest in a warm pair of gloves to protect your hands and prevent the skin on them from becoming dry and flaky.
- At home, keep warm but not hot.
If the temperature inside is much hotter than outside it can irritate your skin and can even cause broken capillaries from the temperature shock when you get home or when you go out.
- Adapt your haircare to the weather changes. There are plenty of shampoos that help your hair be strong and healthy during winter.

Thanongsak Chaisena 017 3EN

Washing your face with a mixture of brown sugar and a few drops of milk (enough to form a mud-like consistency) washes away dirt and excess oil, leaving your skin feeling smooth and refreshed. This scrub can be left on your face for as long as you like.
Avoid touching your skin with high force or avoid scratching your skin as much as possible.

Arisa 046 4EN