One of the biggest concerns when it comes to winter skin care is dryness, since the winter weather can rob skin of moisture. Recently, dermatologist Channing Barnett offered some tips for how to keep your complexion hydrated during the colder months.
First, the doctor reminded readers that dry skin, from some, is a year-round problem and people who experience it during the summer need to take extra precautions in the winter. The expert said that it's things like harsh winds, central heating and skin care products that are overly fragrant are connected to dry skin. She made some suggestions for avoiding this problem.
"A few simple things can make a big difference in hydrating the skin," said Barnett. "Bathe or shower in lukewarm water, because hot water dries out the skin. Try to limit your bathing time to fifteen minutes or less. Bathing should be done no more than once a day (every other day is even better). Avoid using harsh soaps and stick to fragrance-free products."
Finally, Barnett recommended getting a humidifier for the home if you feel like your heating system is draining your skin of moisture.
Luckily, it can be simple to find an African American skin care product with natural ingredients such as soy and green tea extract that can help you glow without drying out the skin.
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