Winter will
be here soon and if you have a teen you will want to make sure they use the
proper healthy skin care techniques for winter weather. Most teens suffer from oily skin which makes it hard to present a moisturiser into their everyday regiment
because they think it may cause their skin to break out.
With all the
various items on particular though, they can have beautiful, acne free, yet
soft and less chapped skin for the winter. Our skin is the largest organ in our
whole body and when the cold windy days of winter come, it is bound to get
chapped and dry if your teen usually spends plenty of your energy and effort
outdoors.
Even spending
out in the classroom all day may chap your teens skin due to the dry heat they
are exposed to. Using Vitamin A may help prevent dry scaly winter skin
problems. It is used not only as a moisturiser, but as a remedy for acne too.
Many skin experts recommend not only a well balanced eating plan for healthy skin,
but also adding extra protein to your teens eating plan during the winter.
Dermatologists also recommend drinking either glasses of water per day and
preventing foods that may cause your teens skin to break out.
Keeping the skin
clean is always important and that should continue through the winter season.
Doctors recommend washing the face at least twice a day. During the winter you
will want to use a light cleanser that doesn't remove all of the natural oil
away. It's important that your teen doesn't sleep with make-up on, as this will
block skin pores.
If you notice
your teens skin becoming dry during the winter season, try offering an oil free
moisturiser. There are also night creams that can be applied before bed that
will create softer dry skin without causes break-outs of acne. You could
also provide an oil free bath gel or cleanser that will moisturise. If your
teen likes a bath over a shower, you can purchase bath oil beads that not only
smell great, but help dry skin heal.
If your teen
has extremely oily skin they should still use some type of moisturiser
during the winter season. Some of the most strongly suggested items for winter skin treatment for teens include Porters hand and whole body cream. The
beauty of this company and their items are that they aren't tested on animals
and have all 100 % natural ingredients. Their dry skin winter body lotion
is a grease free product that contains rosemary, camphor, witch hazel and green
soap. It comes in an eight ounces bottle and is available for the cost of
$12.00. They also provide a lip balm that is strongly suggested and was given
very high scores by the customers who purchased it. It is petroleum free and
contains coconut oil and vitamin E. The cost for a tube is $3.50. Also
available for dry itchy, winter skin on your legs is Sarah's Leg Lotion. It is
stated to ease and moisturise dry scaly skin and is to be used after showering.
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