Winter is the worst season when it comes to skincare, we are all well educated on staying out of the sun, applying sunscreen, and after lotion, but no one really drives into us the damage that winter can do too. The cold sucks the moisture and windburn can leave you feeling like someone has slapped you in the face, probably frosty the snowman. So why don’t we take better care of our winter skin?
I have created this roundup of over 30 recipes that will replenish and protect your skin from the harsh cold elements. I know in winter not only do I dry out, I also heat up, because suddenly my showers are hotter, but my soaks in a bathtub are also for longer too, drying me out and sucking my skin dry.
Winter balms or winter lotions have been around for some time, we just don’t always think to use them. Some of these DIY recipes are made using ingredients you just may have in the fridge or pantry.
The simplest, easiest way to moisturize your skin effectively is using Coconut oil
. Simply rub it into your skin and soak up all the goodness.
Skin Moisturiser Powdered Recipe
Body Lotion – Almond & Rosewater
DIY ROSE FACE CREAM- Get Glowing Skin! – The Natural DIY
Natural Face Moisturizer Recipe
How To Make The Best DIY Face Moisturizer For Sensitive Skin
Homemade Face Moisturizer Recipe
Luxurious Easy Homemade Lotion: no-heat method!
Clean and Healthy DIY Facial Moisturizer [Recipe]
https://designertrapped.com/diy-face-moisturizer-all-natural
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DIY Whipped Sugar Cookie Body Butter
Best DIY Homemade Eczema Cream with Essential Oils
DIY Coconut Oil Lotion Bars Recipe | VeggieConverter
DIY Lavender Body Butter {Eczema Lotion}
https://thehappierhomemaker.com/dry-skin-salve/
DIY Mint Chocolate Whipped Body Butter
DIY Whipped Body Butter Recipe – with essential oils
ow to Make the Best Handmade Lotion for Dry Skin
So why do some people get dry skin and others don’t?
There are several factors that can contribute to why some people experience dry skin while others do not. One of the main factors is genetics, as some people may inherit a tendency towards having drier skin. Another factor is environmental conditions, such as living in a dry or cold climate or being exposed to harsh chemicals or frequent hand washing.
Additionally, lifestyle factors such as diet and hydration levels can also play a role in skin hydration. Some medical conditions or medications may also contribute to dry skin. Ultimately, the specific reasons why someone may experience dry skin can vary and may require a combination of different strategies to address.
Great recipes. Thank you for sharing.