Home Remedies For Dry Skin Problems in Winter

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What Are The Dry Skin Problems Occurring In
Winter? 
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• Taking proper care of your body is essential.
• The low temperatures in winter slow down the
  circulation of fluid and blood in our body.
• Because of that, the skin tends to get dry and
  damaged.
• Flakiness, roughness, and irritation are some of
  the dry skin problems in winter.

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• Aging Process Speeds Up 
• Cold wind removes essential dermis moisture.
• When you go out, your sensitive skin is subjected
  to harsh wind that leads to the loss of moisture
  and lipids.
• Dry skin also speeds up the aging process.

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• Inflammation And Itching
• Over washing is another factor causing dry skin
  in winters.
• The skins barrier against water loss is easily
  removed by frequent or vigorous washing,
  especially with harsher soaps and scrubs.
• Removing the protective layer exposes the next
  layer of skin, which is easily inflamed when
  exposed to dry air.
• This inflammation causes the itching sensation.
• Scratching the itch worsens it.

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• Loss Of Natural Oils
• Other causes for dry skin are a lack of natural
  oils, insufficient fluid intake, prolonged
  exposure to dry winds, exposure to chemicals and
  improper diet.
• Using very hot water for baths is also a reason
  for causing dry skin problems in winter.

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Home Remedies For Dry Skin 

• Dry skin requires due attention and can be cured
  using simple home remedies.
• Using Tomato Juice
• Using tomato juice with a few lemon drops in it
  can make your skin soft and supple.
• Apply it on the affected area, leave it on for
  some time, and wash it off. 

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• Mashed Banana To Soften The Skin
• Applying mashed banana onto your skin can also
  help in softening the skin.
• Leave it on your skin for some time and wash it
  off with lukewarm water.

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• Olive Oil or Almond Oil Massage
• Massaging your skin with almond oil or olive oil
  every night before going to bed is one of the
  methods to regain skins moisture.
• Make sure that you massage the facial skin in
  circular and upward motion to avoid skin sagging.
  
• It also helps to reduce crows feet under the
  eyes and fine wrinkles.

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Precautions And Measures

• Do not use hot water for a bath. Lukewarm water
  will not harm your skin as much as warm or hot
  water.
• Applying Aloe Vera gel after bath is also an
  ideal remedy
• Adding few drops of essential oil or olive oil in
  your bath water will also help in moistening the
  skin.
• A diet consisting of Vitamin A, Vitamin B, and
  Vitamin E will help in inner glow of the skin.
• Water intake helps the skin a lot to retain its
  natural moisture

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