The winter season is getting closer to ending. Meanwhile, the months of February and March are ones of changeable climates, in which windy days abound .
The wind on the face can be an incredible sensation for many people, the thing is that it can cause some problems to the skin .
- The skin's natural oils are lost and it becomes dry .
- The skin becomes irritated , known as skin burns .
- When exposed, the skin can be susceptible to infections.
What can we do then to protect our facial skin during the windy season?
- Apply moisturizing cream or gel, preferably containing aloe vera, to windburned areas. Gently massage your skin.
- Vaseline can also be ideal to apply overnight on burns, so you can further hydrate your skin while you sleep.
- Wash affected skin with warm water and mild soap until your skin heals.
- Before going outside and exposing yourself to the wind, apply moisturizing cream.
- If you are going to be exposed to the sun, apply sunscreen.
- Don't forget to cover your face to prevent further damage to your skin.
- Try not to travel near windows in cars, as the speed of wind movement can cause dryness of your skin.
- If you travel by motorcycle or bicycle, a helmet will be an efficient way to protect the skin on your face, in addition to keeping you safe.
- Eat healthy, include healthy fats in your diet such as almonds, walnuts, avocado, among others, which will help hydrate your skin.
- Hydrate yourself properly so that your skin remains elastic and healthy.
EXTRA TIP: Use your Forever Young and Today is the Day masks frequently , because thanks to their ingredients your skin will be protected and will be able to regenerate more easily if it has been damaged by the wind. Learn more about them:
- Cocoa and hyaluronic acid: they hydrate your skin, they are precursors of collagen, so they fight oxidation and have anti-aging effects.
- Vitamin E, mangosteen and tea tree oil: exfoliate, hydrate and nourish the skin, making them ideal for dry skin.
The ingredients in both masks can help you keep your facial skin hydrated to prevent possible damage caused by wind.
