Skin Dramas Solved
Falling temperatures can play some nasty tricks on our skin. Find out how to deal with these common change of season skin dramas.
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Dry skin
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The cold air dehydrates your skin. |
Help retain moisture with a cream cleanser and treat excessive dry spots with a thick, ultra hydrating moisturiser. |
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Redness
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Cold tempratures and wind make your skin irritated and inflamed. |
Try using products developed for sensitive skin. To get rid of the red bits, try a product with caffeine to tighten blood vessels. |
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Flaky makeup
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Winter weather makes oily spots oiler and dry spots drier - grr! |
Balance skin with a double duty moisturising and matiffying product. It will help your makeup go on smoothly and prevent flaking. |
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(7) Comments • Permalink
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wow, i never knew this stuff. its so handy.. i hate being at school with pimples in winter, argg i get so irritated, now i know why Posted by Lexilove "on" 02/16 "at"05:25 PM |
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i have never tried those products before… Posted by sweet_pea "on" 08/22 "at"04:34 PM |
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clean start is amazing ! Posted by Biebers_Babyxo "on" 08/21 "at"03:46 PM |
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My brother uses Cetaphil products and it actually is really good at hydrating skin. Willing to try out the Cetaphil Daily Advance Ultra Hydrating Lotion, with the NZ weather becoming more colder each day! Posted by POWERBALLIN25 "on" 08/11 "at"10:06 PM |
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i wonder if primer works just as well. Posted by Xxc0rtxX "on" 08/10 "at"03:46 PM |
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Cetaphil is ah-ma-zing!! Posted by Bee "on" 08/08 "at"06:23 PM |
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That clean start stuff is really good  Too bad its so expensive though :(Posted by Amaratay "on" 07/09 "at"08:55 PM |
Best of the rest
