Winter Skin Problems--Help!

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Jacki C.

Mar 1, 2012

Jacki C.

Hey everyone, so I live in MAINE and the weather in the winter is really dry and cold. It also can be very up and down. Some days its 0 degrees and some days it warmer. With all of the changes in the weather my skin is taking a beating. My skin is super dry, blackheads are starting to show up, and my skin is becoming a rough texture. I am also breaking out on my chin. Any suggestions? I have really sensitive skin but I don't break out very much so I don't really have an acne regimen. 

Jennie A.

Mar 1, 2012

Jennie A.

I have the same issues here in illinois and i started using Cereve about a month ago the hydrating cleanser and moisterizer is amazing also i use a olive oil and sugar scrub about once a week to help eliminate any dead skin and it has actually been helping amazingly well it was so bad that my eye lids were flaking!

Gazzy G.

Mar 1, 2012

Gazzy G.

You need to have a great face routine! i would recommend a gentle exfoliator, try using it every day but if its too harsh every other day. A moisturising cleanser and a good moisturiser. Try using hydrating makeup! I have a post on my beauty blog about my winter skin care routine, http://missbeautylicious101.blogspot.com/2011/12/my-winter-routine.html
Hope your skin gets better! xoxo

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