You’ve finally achieved your goal weight! Celebrate your win by sculpting away those last stubborn inches of body and facial fat with body sculpting. Read on to learn more.
Winter— you either love it or hate it. And although colder temperatures make it feel more magical during the holiday season, they can also cause your skin to dry out and become chapped. And although you can lather on more and more moisturizer, there are a few other tricks that you can use to help lock in the moisture for longer.
So, there’s no doubt about it, you have to shower, and you have to wash your hands multiple times a day. However, frequent use of hot water can further exacerbate the dryness on your hands and cause it to get worse. As a suggestion, try shortening your showers and using warm water rather than hot. And, in between hand washing, make sure to apply a thick, moisturizing hand cream.
Even though those peppermint scented body lotions and washes may sound like the best thing to add to your shower since hot water, they may be making your dryness worse— especially if you have sensitive skin. Try changing to fragrance-free skin care for a couple of weeks and see if you notice an improvement.
Keep a hand cream in your bag, car, by your bed, by your sink, and virtually anywhere on your person at all times during the winter. The more often you moisturize your skin, the less likely it is to get too dry. When shopping for a moisturizer, look for ones like Aquaphor, Cetaphil, or Eucerin.
Nothing can be quite as irritating and painful when it’s cold outside as having dry, chapped skin. Whether you are prone to chapped hands, a dry face, feet, or anywhere else on your body, it can make you feel like your entire body is drying out.
If you are having trouble combatting your dry skin, schedule an appointment at our Dermatology Institute & Skin Care Center office today!
You Might Also Enjoy...
You’ve finally achieved your goal weight! Celebrate your win by sculpting away those last stubborn inches of body and facial fat with body sculpting. Read on to learn more.
You only have one skin, so you want to take care of it. An essential part of skincare is getting facials regularly. The investment you make in facials saves you distress and dollars over time. Read on to learn more.
If your child has psoriasis, they may be itchy, uncomfortable, or embarrassed by their skin. Psoriasis can’t be cured, but it can be managed. Learn what you can do to help your child control their psoriasis throughout their life.
If you’re well past your teen years, but you’re still breaking out, an imbalance in your hormones may be the culprit. Women who develop acne along their jawlines, in particular, probably have hormonal acne. Here’s what to do.
If you have spider or varicose veins in your legs, you might be wondering if you should do anything about them. Over time, broken blood vessels can cause itching, discomfort, and ulceration. Fortunately, lasers can close the veins, so they disappear.
You changed your diet and amped up your exercise routine. After shedding pound after pound, you look and feel great! But you still have a few areas with fatty bulges that you can’t seem to lose. Maybe it’s time for body sculpting.