Yikes! It’s still winter and if you’re like me, you’re probably anxiously awaiting those warmer temperatures. If your skin is moisture-starved and feels itchy and irritated, here are my key moisturizing products to keep hydrated until spring comes.

1. Full-body lotion. This is definitely one of the least expensive, but most important, items on my ( Read more... )

I may be a little late to the game, but I'm still mourning the passing of summer. As the weather goes through some schizophrenic swings trying to find its new personality, I'm busy preparing myself - and my beauty routine - for chillier days ahead. Here are some tips to stop living in the (sunny) past and ease into winter with glowingly beautiful ( Read more... )

I don't know about you, but my skin goes through a weird transitional phase when the weather first starts to cool down. I don't want to load up on ultra-heavy creams and lotions but I do need something better than the lightweight summer moisturizer I've been using. I'm wondering what you girls like when the weather changes like this? Here are a few ( Read more... )

When I was younger, I was so shy and self-conscious that even hearing the word "zit" made me want to disappear into a hole in the ground. Anything skincare-related brought on anxiety, since I didn't really feel comfortable going to my single dad for help with acne or beauty products. So I mostly avoided the issue, while surreptitiously using my ( Read more... )

Now that summer's here, everyone's showing a little more skin. For those of us who suffer from dryness, this can be a bit less enjoyable.

There's a variety of culprits to blame for bone-dry skin. Environmental elements like chilly, windy weather and UV rays can dry it out. So can the many things associated with summer like salt water and chlorine. ( Read more... )

Q: If I have dry skin, how often should I wash my face?

A: You may be tempted to skip your morning cleansing, but keep in mind that dirt and debris build up on your face while you sleep -- even if your skin is dry as a bone. Dry skin types should cleanse their faces twice a day. Over-washing doesn't just strip the skin of its moisture; it also ( Read more... )

Skin feeling extra dry this year? Help out by purchasing a humidifier, which will not only add moisture back into dehydrated skin but can clear congestion if you're feeling stuffy. Yay ( Read more... )

If you have dry skin, you know that sometimes foundation can just accentuate the dry patches. Here are some tips on a nice, easy makeup routine for your skin type.

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leenybeeny asks:
I have dry skin all over... not just my face.. I have heard not showering every day will help.. this idea doesn't sit well with me.. but I could wash the areas that matter most and have a full shower every other day if it makes my skin better? I also have eczema... thanks!

Luckily, you don't have to forgo your daily showers just ( Read more... )

Many factors can contribute to dry skin. Luckily, there are equally as many remedies. First and foremost, dry skin needs moisture, however; there are several practical, everyday tweaks to your normal routine which will provide relief.

Avoid hot water. Although a steamy hot bath may be your favorite way to unwind, hot water strips skin of moisture ( Read more... )