Treats We Love for Winter Skin

After weathering a long winter, your skin needs a little TLC.

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Laurey W. Glenn / Styling Rose Nguyen


 
 

Products We Have at Home Our editors tried many treatments to see what we loved most. And, for fun, we focused on products made by Southerners. Here are a few that we still have stashed away for ourselves!

Olivina Hand & Body Wash 
 www.olivinanapavalley.com
It’s nourishing with olive-fruit extract, aloe vera, and sea kelp. Contains no sodium lauryl sulfate, which dries out the skin.

Hillhouse Naturals Cashmere Body Wash and Body Creme
 www.hillhousenaturals.com
The body creme is especially nice―enriched with sunflower oil and vitamin E for extra hydration. Great for the entire body.

HollyBeth’s Natural Luxury Hand-poured All-Natural Soy Candle 
 www.hollybeth.net
There’s nothing here that hydrates, but the essential oils within each flavorful candle (rosemary-peppermint, citrus, and lavender & rose geranium) are a must-have for pampering.

HollyBeth’s Natural Luxury Citrus Body Cream
A great option for hand cream―the almond oil works wonders for cuticles! Its sweet smell comes from essential oils instead of synthetic fragrance.

HollyBeth’s Natural Luxury Grits & Honey Scrub
Truly a natural product―just cornmeal, honey, almond, and vitamin E. Intended for the face, neck, and hands.

Renée Rouleau Vitamin C Mask
 www.reneerouleau.com
A great mask for reducing the signs of aging without drying the skin.

Renée Rouleau Detoxifying Mask
This mask prevents break outs while keeping skin hydrated. Basil, camphor, and tea tree oil fight bacteria and clean pores.

Renée Rouleau Micro Crystal Cream
The perfect facial exfoliator for removing dry, dead skin in a gentle way.

HollyBeth’s Natural Luxury Butterfly Lip Nectar
A great little companion to prevent cracked lips in winter. The honey-orange-mint scent rates as our favorite.

Healthy Benefits

  • To avoid dry, cracked lips, look for products with heavy ingredients such as shea butter, jojoba oil, avocado oil, or mango oil to replenish lost moisture.
  • Using a humidifier in winter can prevent your skin from drying out by replacing the moisture lost in the air through indoor heating.
  • If you’re prone to eczema, look for moisturizers that are fragrance-free and made from a few basic ingredients.

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