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If you have already mastered your summer skincare and would like to do the same in the winter, chances are that you will need to change some things around. Your skin will get less Vitamin D, and you will spend less time in fresh air. If you work in an office, you are likely to come across indoor air pollution and bacteria, so keeping your pores clean is essential. Below you will find a few tips on how to upgrade your skincare routine in the winter.

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Vitamin Supplements

If you would like to make sure that your skin is supported from the inside, you might want to get some skin supplements. Revitol, for example, is great for rejuvenating your skin and helping it detox. You will also need Vitamin D supplements, iron, and Vitamins B and A. Choose a remedy that is not going to interfere with your diet, and start taking them when the weather turns colder.

More Moisturizing

It might also be necessary to opt for heavier moisturizing creams that will feed your skin the oils, vitamins, and minerals it needs. Focus on your night cream, and don’t forget to use some face masks every week to restore the healthy shine and balance of your skin. You can check out the YesStyle moisturizer online that is suitable for all skin types and helps you support your skin from the outside.  

Body Lotions

You should not only focus on your face and neck; you need to up your skincare routine and use various lotions. If you have a tendency to put on weight during the winter, you will need to use a stretch mark oil to prevent those unsightly marks on your legs and thighs, On the other hand, you might even choose to have a massage every other week, so the body lotion can enter the deeper area of your skin.

Damage from Heaters and Central Heating

Unfortunately, we cannot avoid heating our homes and offices in the winter. However, the dry and warm air damages the surface of the skin, and you will need to protect it as much as you can. Apart from keeping the moisture level in the air healthy, you can also use hand cream that will prevent dry skin and a protective moisturizer, too.

Pollution

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Most people use their cars in the winter more than in the summer. It is understandable; you don’t want to walk in the rain or snow or face an accident on your bike. Unfortunately, winter traffic jams build up pollution, and your car will let some of the toxic gases back in the cabin. If you would like to avoid damaging your skin, change your air filter every year, and make sure that you have a car air purifier. Protect your hands and your face from road pollution.

If you would like to make sure that you are able to look your best in the winter, you will need to make some changes to your skin care routine.