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Now that we've officially entered the first month of winter, we can't help but notice how temperatures have dropped drastically and humidity in the air has increased at the same rate. Although we are tempted to dedicate ourselves entirely to the holidays, spending time looking for tinsel for the Christmas tree or gifts for loved ones, it's important not to omit changing our skincare routine, which is now suffering more.

In the coming months, our skin becomes drier due to cold, wind, and the large difference in humidity between indoors and outdoors, with those with sensitive skin being most prone. Furthermore, elasticity is directly affected, with skin becoming fragile and dull.

What can we do to help our skin?

Use moisturizer

Now is the time when you need more hydration than the rest of the year. Make sure you use a suitable cream for your skin immediately after washing your face. Preferably, before applying the cream, you should also use a sunscreen of 30 or 50 on snowy days.

Drink water

If you drink 2 liters of water a day, in the short term you will realize that you feel better, and your skin feels more hydrated, but by doing this in the long term, you will notice that the appearance or prevention of wrinkles is highly related to water consumption. A fairly simple thing to do, considering the advantages, isn't it?

Enjoy citrus fruits. Add them to your diet

Why not enjoy every single fruit, specific to each season? You can't unpeel an orange, for example, and not instantly remember the winter holidays. But besides the nice vibe and good taste they offer, citrus fruits are true allies of the skin.

Here's why

• They contain Vitamin A, which is known for its anti-acne properties
• Vitamin C, found in citrus fruits, intensely hydrates the skin, helps maintain cell health, and boosts your immunity
• They contain natural antioxidants that protect your skin from harmful external factors and prevent skin cancer
• They contain Vitamin B complex. These help with digestion, nervous system function, and contribute to balancing hormonal changes
• Vitamins A and C play an important role in collagen production and implicitly skin elasticity and firmness
• Folic acid fights acne, making your skin cleaner and brighter

It's not that hard to take care of your skin. Drink water, pop to the shop and buy citrus fruits for a few days, and don't forget your moisturizer. We have a few options for you here.

During the cold season, sun protection should not be ignored. Although UV rays are less intense in winter, sun exposure and its reflections can affect the skin, especially sensitive skin. We recommend daily use of SPF creams, even during this period, to protect the skin from the harmful effects of radiation and prevent the appearance of pigment spots. Applying a moisturizing cream with sun protection is essential for maintaining healthy and youthful skin throughout winter.

It is important, during this period, to support local producers and choose products made in Romania. Whether we are talking about skincare creams, holiday gifts, or home and garden products, purchasing them not only supports the local economy but also guarantees quality and authenticity. Products made in Romania are carefully selected and meet the highest standards, offering excellent solutions for your daily needs. By choosing local products, you contribute to community development and enjoy responsible and sustainable consumption.