As we cross the mid-way point for winter on Long Island, the harsh cold, dry air and indoor heating can wreak havoc on your skin. Maintaining a solid skincare routine during the winter months is ...

Cracked, dry skin is an unwelcome sign that winter has arrived. It's a common problem worldwide as frigid weather and low humidity deplete the skin's natural barrier. Here's what you need to know to ...

Winter's arrival brings with it cold winds and diminished humidity along with dry and dehydrated skin. The key to an effective skin care routine lies in recognizing and addressing these seasonal ...

Winter isn't kind to your skin. Dry, cold weather causes dryness, and you might even develop "winter rash"—dry, irritated skin that's red, bumpy, flaky and burns. That's why it's prime time to step up ...

As the temperatures drop and the air gets drier, our skin is often the first place to feel these effects. So today, we’re breaking down a few of the “do’s and don’ts” of winter skin care. Simple ...

Come winter, your skin tends to get dry, flaky and itchy, doesn't it? It screams for extra care. The sharp winds outside tend to feel like a gentle slap on the face, while the warm, dry indoor air can ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Cold weather can be tough on skin. Cracked lips, scaly skin, dry cuticles, and flaky faces are common during the winter, but they don’t have to be. The right skincare products ...

As winter sets in, many Long Islanders seek to escape the frigid temperatures by heading to warmer tropical destinations. The transition from a cold climate to a hot, sunny one can have a significant ...

PORTLAND, Ore (KOIN)- The winter weather is hard on your skin. But there are things you can do to protect your complexion—and look your best during the coldest time of year. On behalf of our sponsors ...

Board-certified dermatologists break down your winter body care steps for success Winter may be merry and bright, but the weather can wreak havoc on your skin PEOPLE reached out to five ...

The whipping winds, chilly temperatures and low humidity of wintertime – plus the dryness of indoor heating – can be harsh on people's skin. This combination of factors can lead to itchiness, redness, ...

We all know what that winter skin feels like—itchy, flaky, cracked, dry. It’s one of the downsides of the more arid and mild winters we get in the desert. The Valley’s low humidity combined with ...