The cold weather is hard on your skin; even when you’re inside, you can’t escape dry air. Dry outside air, indoor heating sucking out all the moisture, and frequent hand washing to fend off cold leave your hands dehydrated, cracked, and red. Here are a few ways to protect and boost your skin's hydration.
Moisturize: One of the best things you can do to treat dry skin is to give it a little love, but the best thing to do is moisturize BEFORE you notice your skin is dry. Apply moisturizer multiple times a day, or more if you wash your hands frequently.
The right moisturizer: choose the right moisturizer for you. If you’re just looking to keep your hands soft, use a regular-strength moisturizer, but if you need more intense help for extra dry or cracked skin, look for a thicker, dermatologist-recommended moisturizer.
Tip: For dry, cracked hands, slather on a thick, dermatologist-recommended moisturizer before bed and cover with cotton gloves overnight.
Hand washing: Use mild soap and warm water, pat your hands dry, and reapply moisturizer after.
Cover up: Heading outside? Cover that skin up! Wear scarves, mittens, gloves, tall socks, and earmuffs; any skin exposed to the cold air dries out faster.
Help protect your hands with this week’s feature, the Sierra Quilted Gloves. Call us at 306.249.4318 to place your order. We’re happy to answer any questions you have.
- Team MOBO
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