Spring is nearly here, but winter has taken its toll on your skin and hair. Here's how to revitalize them for the season ahead.
Research shows women in regions far from the equator often see more pronounced skin damage from harsh weather, especially prolonged winters. Leave behind cracks, dryness, and redness—prioritize skin care to welcome spring smoothly.
Days are brighter, but mornings remain chilly. Protect hands with gloves, particularly on early bike rides. Apply hand cream regularly for lasting moisture and softness.
Glide a dryer sheet over hair to banish static. Choose a wooden comb over plastic brushes, which worsen static buildup. Battling dry hair? Wash less frequently, and explore more hydration strategies.
Resist licking lips—it intensifies dryness. Select nourishing lip balms free of fragrance or flavor.
Cold winds and dry heated air trigger watery eyes. Drink plenty of water to balance hydration, add a humidifier at home, and use eye drops if symptoms persist.
Address dry patches on lower legs and elbows before itchiness sets in. Shower with lukewarm water, avoid alcohol- or perfume-based products, and exfoliate gently. More tips against dry skin.
