How to Treat Winter Skin Issues
Allow the power of exquisite products and healthy habits keep your skin gorgeous through the cold months... Temperatures have dropped into single digits and that means that our skin is dry, dry, drying out. The wind and cold causes sore, itchy and red skin that stays uncomfortable until we hydrate from within. Read more for tips on tackling winter skin issues. The Problem = Dry Skin Solution: Facial and body oils. Try the Joanna Vargas Rejuvenating Serum for your face. This extraordinary youthful formula makes for a rich and pure form of potent moisturizer through the fusion of five miracle oils: Argan, Neroli, Olive, Rosehips, and Jojoba. The magic behind these oils will prohibit dehydration through the rigid winter while promoting radiant skin and help with reducing fine lines and wrinkles. It also happens to be packed with antioxidants that combat harmful skin agers! 
The Problem = Redness Solution: Redness reducing foods, face masks, and serums.
The Problem = Dry Skin, Head to Toe Solution: Moisturize, inside and out. To prevent overall dry skin, it is important to moisturize the skin on the outside, but first and foremost, from within. If you find that you are often too cold to drink chilled H2O, try heating it up. Slip a slice of lemon in a cup of warm water and reap the boundless benefits which include but are not limited to: -Aids digestive system. -Flushes out toxins. -Anti-bacterial properties will help prevent, heal and fight acne. -Vitamin C will assist in repairing damaged skin cells. -reduce the formation of wrinkles. -Purges toxic materials from your blood to keep skin clear and radiant. -Antioxidants will treat a dry scalp and dandruff from taking hot showers. The weather is unpredictable but with a skincare routine focusing on hydration, you can cozy up to the cold and say goodbye to uncomfortable, chapped skin. ]>>
The Problem = Redness Solution: Redness reducing foods, face masks, and serums.
- Incorporate redness reducing foods into your diet such as sweet potatoes, carrots, and broccoli. They are packed with antioxidants that can assist in hydrating the skin and protecting skin cells from environmental damage which can further irritate skin that is prone to redness.
- Try the Joanna Vargas Dawn Face Mask. This mask is a major multitasker. Here’s a fun fact you may not know: Cherry Blossoms are rich in Caffeic acid and antioxidants, making it a most beautiful ingredient used in our Dawn Face Mask. These lovely pink flowers calm, sooth, and reduce redness and inflammation. To further aid in eliminating redness, the mask contains Chamomilla Recutita derived from the Chamomilla plant. All the while, there’s a long list of other rich ingredients that will plumps, nourish, and brighten your skin, exfoiliate dead skin cells and balance moisture levels. Their names are Vitamin C, Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, Glycerin, and Mandelic Acid...See you later, redness.
- Try the Joanna Vargas Rescue Serum: Another terrific winter facial oil containing a bounty of fatty acids that condition the lipid layer with deep hydration while soothing redness and reducing flakiness. And those are only a few of the anti-aging ingredients this extremely potent serum includes. Read more about our Vitamin C serum here.
The Problem = Dry Skin, Head to Toe Solution: Moisturize, inside and out. To prevent overall dry skin, it is important to moisturize the skin on the outside, but first and foremost, from within. If you find that you are often too cold to drink chilled H2O, try heating it up. Slip a slice of lemon in a cup of warm water and reap the boundless benefits which include but are not limited to: -Aids digestive system. -Flushes out toxins. -Anti-bacterial properties will help prevent, heal and fight acne. -Vitamin C will assist in repairing damaged skin cells. -reduce the formation of wrinkles. -Purges toxic materials from your blood to keep skin clear and radiant. -Antioxidants will treat a dry scalp and dandruff from taking hot showers. The weather is unpredictable but with a skincare routine focusing on hydration, you can cozy up to the cold and say goodbye to uncomfortable, chapped skin. ]>>
