The getting colder weather in the winter season affects our skin negatively. Our skin, which is very sensitive, is stimulated by external factors every day in our daily life. It is especially very open to irritation due to seasonal transitions, cold-hard weather.
With the coming of the winter season, the moisture balance of our skin may deteriorate; it becomes dry, sensitive, cracked, flaky and redness occurs on our skin.
In this case, it is an undeniable fact that we need to apply more attentive care for our sensitive skin. Using an effective moisturiser regularly is the biggest step in preventing such problems.
When applying the products used for our skin, it is important to apply them on a clean, dirt and make-up-free skin.
Another important detail is that it is necessary to get rid of dead skins without irritating our skin, which dries and flakes due to cold weather in winter. One of the most effective methods for this is peeling. Peeling management not only gets rid of dead skin on the skin, but also eliminates skin problems such as blackheads.
We need to compensate for the moisture lost by moisturising our clean skin that has been cleaned of dead skin. Serums and creams containing natural, organic ingredients are very popular in winter months. So what are the plants that have a moisturising effect and can be used in products produced for this purpose?
Of course, many plants have moisturising properties, but we will briefly mention a few of them in this article.
Fennel Seed Extract: It is known to play a role in maintaining the moisture balance in the skin. It softens the skin and helps prevent skin dryness.
German Chamomile Extract: It has an effective moisturising feature for our skin, which is extremely dry due to the winter months and loses its moisture balance. It is also known to give elasticity to the skin.
Laurel Leaf Extract: It helps regulate the moisture balance of the skin and provides a brighter and younger appearance.
Don't forget to enjoy the beauties of the winter season and take good care of your skin.
