Winter Skincare Tips to Bid Farewell to Dry Skin

1. Why Does the Skin Become Dry? Every autumn and winter, hydration becomes a real challenge. Tightness, dryness, peeling, and cakiness – all these skin concerns arise. Regardless of whether you have oily, combination, dry, or desert skin, fall always makes everyone feel an overall "skin tightening." Our skin relies on the first line of defense – the sebum film, which inherently has a "moisture-locking function." However, as the weather cools in autumn and winter, the secretion of sweat and sebum decreases, the sebum film becomes incomplete, and with dry weather, the skin's moisture evaporates rapidly. This damages the skin barrier, significantly reducing its ability to lock in moisture and defend itself. 2. Skincare Tips: - After cleansing, promptly use a hydrating toner and emulsion to moisturize the skin. During autumn and winter, our skin's natural moisture content is low, and its ability to retain moisture is weak. Therefore, it needs external replenishment to maintain a balance of water and oil, stabilizing the skin. - Daily sunscreen is crucial during this phase, as the skin is more susceptible to UV damage due to the lack of natural oils. Sunscreen effectively reduces UV damage, slows down skin aging, and prevents the formation of fine lines and sunspots. - For daily repair of dry skin, which has poor moisture-locking abilities, choose skincare products containing ingredients like Vitamin B5, squalane, ceramides, and hyaluronic acid. These components not only repair the skin barrier but also hydrate the skin's deeper layers, improving overall skin condition. - Soothe and repair the skin's outermost layer, addressing dryness and peeling. Repairing the skin's stratum corneum is crucial to alleviating dryness. Ingredients such as collagen, peptides, and panthenol are excellent choices to maintain an adequate level of hydration in the stratum corneum. - The skin around the eyes is sensitive, requiring special attention. Use oxygenating eye creams with plant-based ingredients such as centella asiatica, resurrección fern, and calendula. These are personal winter skincare insights, and individual skin types may vary. Feel free to share your own winter skincare tips in the comments! #skincare#beautytips #eyemask #eyepatch #eyecream#viicode#eastsuperstar VIIcode Blog: https://viiblog.com/index.php?route=blog/category&blog_category_id=3

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