Winter skin doesn’t have to mean dry skin! Fall and winter are often two of the more challenging seasons for those with dry and sensitive skin, thanks to the colder, drier air. Therefore, we have compiled a list of some of our winter skin saviors:

For The (Last Minute) Holiday Photo Shoot:

No. 35 Protector Makeup Base Cream  This multitasking color-correcting cream and makeup base blurs and diffuses skin imperfections with buildable sheer to full coverage.

For When Your Skin Needs A Boost:

Starfish Cellular Moisture Boost Instantly relieves dryness and the smooths the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Hyaluronic Acid, aloe extract, and collagen help restore moisture balance and minimize the appearance of fine dehydration lines.

⛄For When You Need To Keep Skin Calm And Carry On:

24 Hour Repair Solution ⁣ Replenishes moisture, significantly reduces redness and soothes skin irritation. Helps calm, restore and heal sensitized skin.

⛄For When Your Skin Is In SOS Mode:

Algae Calming Repair Mask

A sheet mask that hydrates, replenishes, and soothes acne prone and sensitive skin.

For When You Run Out of Your Favorite Highlighter:

Aromatherapy Facial Oil Set

Using facial oil to highlight the high points of your face produces the same if not better results as your expensive highlighter!

Winter Skin Tips For Dry and Sensitive Skin 

1. It is crucial to limit the use of products with fragrances, dyes, or preservatives.⁣⁣ 2. It is recommended to wash your face with lukewarm water. Hot water can cause further irritation for sensitive skin. 3. Use a moisturizer that suits your skin type. For example, using a thicker moisturizer if you have oily skin will only clog your pores. Look for oil-free options.⁣⁣ 4. Protect your skin from the sun. Pick a sunscreen specifically formulated for sensitive skin that is fragrance free and has no dyes.⁣⁣ 5. Don’t use too many skincare products at once. Doing so can disrupt your skin’s acid mantle layer and cause breakouts.⁣⁣ 6. Don’t over-wash or over exfoliate. You can end up irritating your skin and drying it out.⁣⁣ Frequent cleansing dries out your skin and causes flaky, rough skin.⁣ Your skin can also start producing more oil to overcompensate for the dryness. 7. Don’t touch your face. Sensitive skin is highly reactive to chemicals found in many products. Your hands may also be home to bacteria that can further irritate the skin.⁣⁣