Many types of heating units pump hot, dry air through the house or office, which can make the skin dry, itchy, or flaky. Cold air outside can also dry out the skin. In today’s videos we share the benefit of adding it to your skin care regimen.
Using a humidifier to add moisture to the indoor air may help to reduce the occurrence of dry, cracked skin. They’re especially helpful during the colder months of the year because winter exposes us to artificial heat from indoor air and seasonally frigid temps make the outdoor air really dry.
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