Regardless of where you live, by January our skin is feeling the effects of the super dry climate of Colorado or the overheated buildings of St Louis. These effects include itchy backs and dry arms and legs. Replacing your skin’s natural moisture factor helps hold in the water and relieve irritation.
The heat is on and my skin instantly feels tight. The change in the humidity level indoors makes our skin feel rough when we turn on the heat. Our hands seem to become dry overnight, especially the cuticles. Before bed, wet your hands and apply skin hydrator. The vitamin B5 and shea butter help hold in the moisture and
protect your hands.
For more tips on keeping your skin healthy, visit Albertini International at Booth 220.
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