PHYTOMER's advice

Your skin feels tight in cold weather, even though you moisturize every day. Start by asking yourself if your moisturizing cream is rich enough. Your skin dries out when the temperatures go down. You need a more nourishing cream. Faced with harsh winter weather, your cream also needs to act as an effective protective barrier.
Contrary to popular belief, oily skin also requires hydration. Oily skin is fragile. It requires protection, especially in winter.
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In addition to feeling stretched your skin is subject to occasional flushing. Your skin reacts to cold weather. When the temperature drops, the surface of blood vessels contract to send blood to vital organs.
If you also suffer from sensations of flushing or stinging then your skin could be described as sensitive. Cold weather as well as sudden temperature changes, or pollution can increase the skin's sensitivity. Other factors such as stress, tiredness and busy lifestyles can be the cause of this sensitivity. If you have sensitive skin it is a good idea to avoid tobacco, alcohol and spicy foods. Added to this, the incorrect use of cosmetics can exacerbate your skin's sensitivity. Whether normal, dry or oily, sensitive skin reacts and becomes inflamed producing episodes of redness which are mainly located on the cheeks and nose. It is therefore vital that a specific product is used at the first sign of a flare up to soothe and moisturize the skin.
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