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Chapped cheeks. Move to a non-soap alternative for face washing (squeaky clean means your skin has been stripped of its natural moisturizers).� If it foams, it’s soap.� Always remember to cover your your cheeks while outside.

Itchy skin. There’s one way to deal with weather-related eczema: moisturize, moisturize, moisturize. For facial skin, one of the best moisturizers is� Epicuren’s� Facial Emulision .� Facial Emulsion is a smooth and light daytime moisturizer� which stimulates cell renewal with Epicuren’s Metadermabolic Enzymes.� � For your body� again Epicuren has created� “After Bath.”� A unique blend of� skin� treat emulsion and aromatherapy oil.� � “After Bath” comes in many scents lasting all day.�

Irritated face. For those used to monthly facial peels or microdermabrasion, winter weather may make your skin more sensitive and easily irritated.� Try exfoliating less during these harsh weather months.
If you’re waxing or threading your lip or eyebrows, bring Visine, which is a vasoconstrictor. Saturate a cotton ball with it and swipe the area immediately after the treatment to reduce redness.

Fragile hair. Don’t leave the house with wet hair, obviously—though blow-drying leaves hair overprocessed. Use a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner—Redken� All Soft� delivers protiens, amino acids, and avocado oil to provide softness , moisture, conditioning and shine.

Use a deep conditioner once a week-Redken Butter Treat is a smoothing treatment for very dry/unruly hair.

Post-party puff. Although they’re used to treat a condition most people would rather not think about, Tucks Pads are a quick cure for under-eye puffiness. They contain witch hazel, an anti-inflammatory; swipe with them to help decrease the morning-after look.

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