Winter Skincare: 5 Tips for Keeping Your Skin Healthy and Hydrated

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Written By Stephen Palacino

With the cold outdoor air and the dry indoor heat, winter can wreak havoc on your skin. Winter is the best time then to step up your skincare routine and find new ways to protect your skin against the harsher elements. In this article, Rebekah Fedrowitz, a board certified holistic nutritionist, tells us how to keep your skin hydrated in winter with 5 simple changes to your daily routine.

Continue reading the full article at The Joyful Life blog.

ALTHOUGH OUR SKINCARE REGIME HELPS MITIGATE WINTER SKIN PROBLEMS, THERE ARE ADDITIONAL STEPS WE CAN TAKE TO HELP OUR SKIN STAY HEALTHY, BEGINNING WITH OUR DIET.

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I've worked in marketing and design for 18+ years, and even met my wife (also a graphic designer) while working at an ad agency. She is my balance. We now have two young children and are finally learning the value of sleep.

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