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Your winter skin barrier guide: what changes when the heating goes on

Dry air, hot showers and cold wind: how to keep moisture in.

By Lina BergHair & Well-being Editor

Published · 5 min read


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Key takeaways

  • Dry air, hot showers and cold wind: how to keep moisture in.

Why it matters

Dry air, hot showers and cold wind: how to keep moisture in.

Small, consistent habits make the biggest difference. Start with one change, keep it for a few weeks and notice how your skin and hair respond before adding the next.

How to start

  • Keep what already works for you.
  • Introduce one new product or step at a time.
  • Give it four weeks before you judge the result.

The bottom line

There is no single right routine. The best one is the routine you enjoy enough to keep.

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Lina Berg

Lina writes about hair care and the habits that keep skin and hair healthy, from sleep to scalp care.
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