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Cold air pulls the moisture straight out of your skin. Then you head indoors, where the heating makes it drier still. Add a hot shower and a foaming body wash, and the barrier that holds water in is gone. By January you’re picking at cracked knuckles. It’s a lot easier to get ahead of it now.
Nobody’s skin makes it through a heated house and a cold walk to the car untouched. It turns up in the same places every winter, usually in this order.
None of this needs a whole new routine. It needs the one you’ve got to stop working against you.
Once you know where the water’s going, it’s a lot easier to stop it.
Cold air holds almost no moisture, so it takes yours instead. Every time you step outside it’s coming off your face and the backs of your hands.
Then you come inside, where the heating drops the humidity lower than it was outdoors. There’s no part of a winter day where something isn’t pulling water out of your skin.
A long hot shower with a foaming, scented wash takes off the oil layer that holds water in. Of the three, this is the one you can fix today.
Dry winter skin is short on water more than oil, so the order matters: put the water back first, then hold it there. Here’s what each one is doing.
98.7% organic, Texas-grown, and thickened with seaweed extract instead of xanthan, so it soaks in instead of going sticky. This one goes on first, while your skin is still damp from the shower.
One ingredient: full-spectrum D-alpha tocopherol, naturally sourced rather than synthetic. A few drops is the whole dose, so take it straight to knuckles, elbows and heels instead of spreading it everywhere.
Whatever you just put on evaporates back into a dry, heated room unless something holds it there. Organic cocoa butter, sunflower oil and beeswax with natural vitamin E over magnesium chloride. Think of it as the lid.
The one people forget. Most winter dryness starts at the sink, with a foaming scented soap that strips your hands every single time you wash them. This is a non-drying hand wash instead: unscented, no palm oil, built on organic coconut, olive, castor, argan, jojoba and hemp oils. It’s concentrated, so dilute it, roughly one part soap to three parts water.
98.7% Organic Aloe · Family Owned
Both bundles share the same three core products. The four-piece adds the castile soap, so you fix what you’re washing with too.
Tap a bundle to see what’s inside.
After using this for a month, my skin has never been softer. The combination of magnesium and cocoa butter is perfect for my dry winter skin.
Melissa A. · Magnesium Cocoa Butter CreamAbsolutely love this aloe! It isn’t sticky, like I have experienced with others, but goes on smoothly and leaves my skin feeling like silk.
Pamela M. · Aloe Vera GelIt goes into the skin and I can still feel the moisture block throughout the day. It is a necessity to have.
Yvonne T. · Magnesium Cocoa Butter CreamI love my Castile Soap. I add grapeseed oil and lavender oil to it to give it extra moisture and scent. Then I use it as a hand wash and face wash.
Jada S. · Pure Castile SoapSkin you got ahead of mostly never cracks. Skin that’s already cracked takes weeks to settle down. Pick the bundle that fits, and put the first layer on while you’re still damp from the shower.
Dry Skin Essentials $59.95 · Dry Skin Rescue $69.95 · Family Owned
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and with broken or irritated skin. Patch-test a small area before first use and discontinue use if irritation, redness or discomfort occurs. Follow the directions on each product’s own label. The castile soap is concentrated and is meant to be diluted before use.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are cosmetic and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition. Individual results vary.
