Lately I've noticed my skin has been feeling a little bit drier from the change in cooler weather. It always peters on the normal-to-dry scale which worsens with the environment + weather changes during the wintertime. Opting for rich, hydrating products can make a world of difference and help give your skin a little love. Keep reading for my top dry skin saviors to help boost moisture + hydration.
+ HAND CREAM - If you're also prone to over washing your hands, you've likely dealt with dry hands. That in combination with the cooler weather + indoor heat can leave your hands feeling dehydrated and oftentimes itchy. Using a good hand cream is a must for me. Right now I'm using this one from Necessaire-- it's full of peptides and vitamins that help to nourish and protect the skin. I love how moisturizing + absorbent the formula is. It absorbs quickly without leaving your hands feeling greasy.
+ MOISTURIZER - If my skin is feeling extra dry, I'll switch to a thicker moisturizer to add in some extra hydration. One of the best I have found (and love) is the TATCHA Dewy Skin Cream. It's contains Japanese purple rice which is full of antioxidants to help plump and moisturize the skin. It always leaves my skin feeling amazingly soft + and a little bit goes a long ways!
+ OIL - When I'm feeling extra dry or want to seal in moisture, I'll use a face oil. They're great for hydrating the skin and giving an extra boost. I like to use them by themselves or over top of my moisturizer + serums to lock everything in. My two favorite clean options are this one from Agent Nateur and this one from Josie Maran.
+ LIPPIES - I'm constantly fighting with dry, chapped lips. Having both a good lip balm + a lip mask for deeper moisturization is a given.
+ HUMIDIFIER - If you don't already own a humidifier, it's such a great essential for your overall skin health. It helps to absorb more moisture to keep your skin hydrated, in addition to so many other benefits. I have one from this brand which I love! Definitely worth the investment.
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