Winter-Proofing Your Skin, Hair, and Eyes
How to prevent and treat the top 9 cold-weather beauty woes.
Flaky Face
How to prevent: To keep skin from flaking, avoid products that contain alcohol, which is drying. Instead, use a gentle cleanser and switch
to a richer moisturizer, such as Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Moisturizing Cream ($10.50 at drugstores). “I especially use
it after skiing,” Felderman says.
How to treat: Continue to wash with a mild cleanser, such as Cetaphil. Moisturize several times a day. At night apply a heavy-duty lotion,
such as Lac-Hydrin Five Moisturizing Lotion. Then use a hydrating mask weekly. Try Zia Natural Skincare Oat Milk Detoxifying
Mask ($24, amazon.com).
When to see a professional: If skin sheds excessively, a light chemical peel can remove the dead top layer of skin in one office visit. If flaky areas
are itchy and irritated, you may have an allergy. A dermatologist can prescribe the appropriate cream.











