Shop the five moisturizers for cold weather that a Minnesota-based board-certified dermatologist always has on hand.
For starters, thick moisturizers are her best friend during cold weather.
Dr. Farah relies on basic yet effective products to moisturize her skin throughout the winter.
All of her favorites are items you’ve got the option to find at thedrugstore.
Im not a Lets spend thousands of dollars on skin care sort of person.
Im a little bit more of a minimalist, especially because it can get really expensive.
board-certified dermatologist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota
Aquaphor is ointment-based, so it provides maximum moisture.
This all-over balm acts as an occlusive, locking moisture into the skin and preventing it from evaporating.
Apply it from the neck down within 10 minutes of showering to really lock the moisture into the skin.
Dr. Farah also recommends keeping that shower water warm, not hot, to avoid dehydrating the skin.
CeraVe Moisturizing Cream $18.00
Dr. Farah is a huge fan of this cream in the winter.
It contains three essential ceramides to restore the skins protective barrier and hyaluronic acid to help retain moisture.
Cetaphil Rich Hydrating Cream $16.00
Dr. Farah also loves this cream from Cetaphil.
Its packed with hyaluronic acid to provide immediate and intense hydration.
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