Temperatures are dropping lower and lower.
And as the colder months approach, we’re forced to deal with another annoying problem. The skin on our hands and face is battered by the freezing cold and begins to redden and crack, sometimes even bleeding.

Scarves, gloves, and padded jackets don't seem to make a difference.
Moisturizers can help, but to tackle the problem at its root, you need to deeply nourish and hydrate your skin.

First of all, it’s important to keep in mind that the skin, even though it protects us from external factors, is a delicate membrane. It’s important to always take care of it, since cold weather isn’t the only factor that contributes to dryness.

It's normal to come home in the evening after a freezing winter day and look forward to taking a hot shower. But water that's too hot can strip away the skin's natural oils, whichhelp keep it supple.

It is always recommended not to exceed 36–37 degrees Celsius. Also, once you get out of the shower, it is best to gently pat your body dry with a towel rather than rub it.

There are several natural remedies for restoring the skin's balance and deeply moisturizing chapped areas . Here are our suggestions.

Natural Remedies for Chapped Skin.

Argan Oil.
Also known as “desert gold,”argan oil has numerous beneficial properties. It is primarily extracted in Morocco and has been used since ancient times by Berber women as a beauty elixir. Thanks to its high vitamin Econtent and essential omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, it deeply regenerates the skin. Simply apply a few drops to the affected area and massage until fully absorbed.

Rosehip Oil.
Rosehip oil is obtained through cold-pressing without the use of solvents. It is rich in vitamin E, vitamin A, and omega-6 fatty acids. It stimulates cell renewal, giving the skin radiance and firmness. It is a natural regenerator that revitalizes the skin by eliminating signs of fatigue and providing excellent hydration.

Shea Butter For dermatitis, chapped hands, and chapped lips, oils and butters have always been considered a cure-all. Shea butter has soothing and calming properties and is excellent for moisturizing and softening the skin after a nice shower. It also stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, the two components that contribute to the skin’s elasticity.