Dry skin in winter?

Have you considered trying a different moisturizer, if that one hasn't been helping?

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I would suggest adding something like coconut oil or rosehip oil into your skin care routine. They can be expensive products, but Asda have brought out their own extra virgin coconut oil for something like £3.50, a steal, and it has nothing but rave reviews. Apply morning and night, it is far more moisturising than moisturiser and great to face the cold with!

Do you use it instead of moisturiser?

I'm a bit crazy for skin care, I actually use both! Because of how bad the weather has been to my skin this season, I apply a thin layer of oil to my face before applying moisturiser. Does the trick for me!

Thanks! What moisturiser do you use? Also, is it solid or liquid coconut oil?

I use Sukin moisturiser which has rosehip oil as its main ingredient, you can purchase their regular moisturiser at Holland & Barrett It's solid, it melts as you rub it into your skin. I would definitely recommend trying it!

You could mix your moisturizer with olive oil as well, it helps in keeping the skin supple and soft.
Just a drop with your moisturizer will do the deal!

Thank you, I might buy it as my brother works there



That's a good idea I have some in the cupboard, thankyou!

You could try an emollient wash, because they re used for many skin conditions they ll give your skin plenty of moisture

I would defo suggest doing turmeric mixed with yoghurt and honey and olive oil facial mask treatments. It's natural, moisturising and anti ageing. Defo use almond, coconut, olive oils as moisturisers as well as pure Shea butter. If you're thinking 'ew why would I put yoghurt on my face why the hell would that work?' My aunties have been doing it for a long time with these remedies being passed down generation to generation and their skin is always soft and moisturised with them looking very young for their ages! I do it too. Defo put honey on ur forehead, and wash off after a convenient time!

What are those sorry? Which one should I get?

My skin is usually good but even when I only have the heating on for a short time or the air is cold it gets wrinkled on my forehead in winter. How do I stop this? I moisturise but after cleansing or washing it gets dry

They re like medicated creams and washes, e45 and oilatum have a good range of them

My skin is usually good but even when I only have the heating on for a short time or the air is cold it gets wrinkled on my forehead in winter. How do I stop this? I moisturise but after cleansing or washing it gets dry