Saving Your Skin; Cold, Dry Weather Leaves You Cracked and Flaky
New Haven Register › February 28, 2008
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All that stands between all of outdoors and all of your insides is a thin layer of skin cells that don't like winter.
Cold weather drops the relative humidity, creating a dryness that rends skin. Lips chap, fingertips crack, foreheads flake and hands roughen into a mosaic of tiny cracks.See the full content of this document
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Saving Your Skin; Cold, Dry Weather Leaves You Cracked and Flaky
To make matters worse, it's cold and windy outside and we wash our hands frequently to keep cold viruses at bay.
Moisturizing creams can help, but it's not necessary spend a small fortune for oats, vitamin E (alpha, beta gamma and delta tocopherols), palmitic...See the full content of this document
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