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Winter Skin Care Tips You Need To Try in 2016 – Infographic

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Winter Skin Care Tips

October 22, 2016
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Winter weather is not fun for skin. Cold weather and low humidity levels result in dry air, which then steals moisture away from the skin every second of every day. Without immediate care, dry skin can lead to cracking and bleeding and harsh winter wind makes the problem worse.

Want to say goodbye to winter skin issues! Here are some amazing winter skin care tips for all skin types by Beyouthful:

winter skin care tips

Your winter skin not only needs more moisture but moisture right after you wash. Use moisturizer twice a day. After using moisturizer at night put on cotton gloves and socks. Always use sunscreen, it protects your skin from Uv rays. To make your skin glowing you should drink lots of water and avoid the super hot bath.

Now make your skin smile through coming winter months.

Henry
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