, the realization starts settling in: it’s high time to deal with dry skin and hair. Winter renders our hands, scalp, feet, and face, dull and itchy, as colder temperatures rob the body of essential moisture and oils. To help accommodate our skin and
I perform cosmetic acupuncture frequently during winter, not because it addresses facial concerns, but in the long run it helps rebalance the whole system. Your skin is an organ, and it needs to function properly. My favorite massages in the winter are gua sha facial massages that incorporate acupressure points and facial exercises. It’s great to use oils like rose or rosehip for the skin when you do gua sha massages.
Lastly, your feet. I use traditional tools like Deborah Lippmann’s Soul Survivor on my feet. It’s usually my last step to give that skin a bit more time to heat up, allowing for an easier scrub down. I keep lotion in my night-stand table and apply right when I get into bed and cover them with thin socks. Here is another cool little trick: add some Aquaphor to the most stubborn areas.
To keep the moisture balance on my skin, every day I use Sisley Energizing Foaming Exfoliant for the body. It has lavender and rosemary essential oils and it’s a great scrub to help with dry areas. Then I’ll use a Dead Sea Mud soap from Whole Foods on the rest of the body that isn’t dry. It’s a little granulated, and it sloughs off dead skin. I use that daily. Sometimes I’ll use an almond milk or argan oil soap, if I want my skin to be really soft.
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