By: Kiana Murden writing for CNN
For most of us, no one skin care routine will suit us properly throughout the entire year. So as seasons continue change and temperatures drop, consider swapping in some new products that are perfectly suited to tend to all your skin's needs. We're talking dry, chapped lips, redness, flakiness and itchy skin.
"Winter weather with its cold temperatures, low humidity and brisk winds, along with dry heat from heaters, can really dry out our skin," says New York City-based dermatologist Dr. Hadley King. "In low humidity environments, we lose more moisture from our skin into the air. The result is more dry skin and flares of conditions like eczema. Every winter, and particularly this winter because of the use of hand sanitizers and frequent hand washing, we see hand dermatitis. Psoriasis often flares as well."
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