Products To Use To Keep Your Skin Moisturized This Autumn & Winter

Safi Bello

Sep 9, 2017

1 min read

In the northern hemisphere autumn will officially start on September 22, 2017 which is about fourteen days away from today and winter will start on December 21, 2017 which is not that far off. You probably already had a skincare routine in place during the spring and summer months and your go to skincare products. But since the season is changing it's also time to change your skincare routines. I thought I'd start with moisturizers and lotions that are worth trying out this autumn and winter that will help with dry, tight, flaky skin that occurs as the temperature drops. To learn more about the products click on the pictures below.

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Let's start with the lips which is the first part of the body to react to the drop in temperatures. To keep your lips from flaking and chapping this winter here are some products worth trying out.

e.l.f. Lip Exfoliator $3.00 - this product gently exfoliates lips to remove dry, chapped skin

CLINIQUE All About Lips $24.50 - this product helps to de-flake lips

Estée Lauder Lip Conditioner $22 - this product helps to hydrate your lips

Burt's Bees Beeswax Lip Balm 2 Pack $5.79

Now let's move on to the face. Below are some face moisturizers for all skin types that can help keep your skin hydrated during the cold season.

La Roche-Posay Double Repair Moisturizer $19.99 - This is great for all skin types and it diminshes dryness

FRESH Rose Deep Hydration Face Cream $40 - works for normal to dry skin

First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream $12 - this is great for all skin types and can be used for the entire body to help relief dry, parched, flaky skin

Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream $18.75 - This is ideal for sensitive skin, normal skin, combination skin, dry skin, oily skin and acne prone skin and can be used for body, face, hands and feet

Now let's move on to the body. Below are some body creams and lotions for all skin types that can help keep your skin hydrated during the cold season.