My poor daughter, and actually my sons as well, have inherited my dry-prone skin.
Yep. We're a sensitive bunch.
In the winter, we have to work a little harder to keep the dry patches at bay. When my children are very young they also have eczema.
It usually gets the driest at the back of their knees, at the bend of their arms, and behind their ears, but we've been pretty lucky with this girl so far. We spend a lot of time trying to stay on top of her skin care so things don't get worse.
We've had to forgo the nice-smelling detergents and fabric softeners for the sake of our children's tender skin. My husband has been a good sport and patiently borne all the static-y clothes that smell like nothing. :) Luckily, they grow out of the eczema eventually. Once all of them get at old as Owen is right now, we should be in the clear to try something scented.
I also like that it's acceptable for girls to wear leggings everywhere. Natalie practically lives in soft cotton leggings and body suits 85% of the time.
Even after all that, between messy meal times, drool-y play time, teething and rubbing her face on everything this little one's face can get pretty raw.
So for her and me, I use fragrance-free moisturizers like Cetaphil brand to help tame the dryness, and Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser that cleans but doesn't irritate.
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I especially like the Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream in the winter. It's a thicker cream but not too heavy to use on my face. Between the biting cold air outside, and the dry warm air inside, my skin really takes a beating. This cream is super soothing and comforting for that.
I give both products extra brownie points for being good for my skin as well as my children's skin.
When Cetaphil brand contacted me through BlogHer about doing a review, of course I agreed. It's a product I already use daily. Plus, they wanted to offer one lucky reader a $100 Visa gift card giveaway!
Now, who wouldn't like a little extra cash around the holidays?
Since, everyone can't win the $100, Cetaphil brand is offering all my readers a $3 off coupon! That's a pretty great coupon.
Click here to save up to $3.
And here's how to enter the giveaway:
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We are also plagued by dry skin in our family. My husband and son especially suffer from it. After bathtime, we slather my son up in lotion like a little greased pig!!! It helps trap the moisture from the bath in his skin.
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My boys and I also have very sensitive and dry skin. I have also nixed the scented detergents and fabric softeners. I make my own detergent with soulemama's tutorial and use vinegar in the fabric softener slot. I make my own body wash for the kids too, a grated bar of Tom's unscented soap, a little glycerin and distilled water. I would love to have something that I can buy (especially with baby #3 on the way, hard to find time for all the soap making!) so I printed the coupons to give cetaphil a try! Oh, and we also try to keep the showers to every other day.
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Our family has the same issues. I use auqaphor usually in the winter but have also bought cetaphil. I have severe allergies and unfortunately two of my three have inherited them from me. My poor son's arms are always full of ezcema spots because he's a teen and a boy and doesn't think he needs lotion!
coconut oil and it smells good without being perfumy
Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize! I use a face lotion for sensitive skin as well as a body lotion for my hands, legs, elbows, etc. I've already started breaking open vitamin E capsules and smothering them on my lips.
I dry out as well --I get a scaley/ peeling nose...HATE IT -- and I slather myself in Nivea usually. But I didn't know that cetaphil made a heavy moisturizer. I'm going to try it. I've been using their cleanser for ages.
We have a fun phrase at our house: an ocean of lotion. We also try to drink lots of water, since sometimes the dry skin is from being dehydrated.
We have very dry skin at our house too, so we do lots of moisturizing and I use Vasaline on really dry patches at night, like under eyes and rough heels.
My second son has dry skin/eczema issues (and shared them with me) so we are always looking for products to help with that. Hydrocortizone Cream works when it gets really bad.
for the winter i use the cetaphil restoraderm lotion for my little one. its the only thing that seems to work
I use 2 different lotions in the wintertime for my face. I let the first one absorb right after I get out of the shower and then do another layer of the second one after. It's a pain. I love Cetaphil and had no idea they had a heavier moisturizer! I'll have to try it!
I too am plagued with dry skin. Unfortunately, I haven't found anything that has helped get it under control. Thanks for the great post about Cetaphil. I'm anxious to give it a try.
When my son was a baby he suffered from seriously chapped skin on his face. We had to keep it moisturized almost constantly to keep it from getting too chapped. We combined that with blankets to shield his skin when we were out in the frigid air, and a humidifier in his room. Fragrance and dye free detergents and dryer sheets are a must in our house too, but for our skin care we can get by with just a good dose of lotion every day, and we all stay pretty comfy.
My hubby has Ichthyosis, so he actually goes beyond Cetaphil for treating that (and it gets worse in the dry winter), but I find that I have to slap on some additional lotion in the winter.
We're Cetaphil user here also! My son gets dry, red patches on his cheeks I put some Cetaphil on before bed and it's gone by the next morning. My daughter is a daily user. I love that I can buy it in bulk at Costco!
We are also faithful users of Cetaphil! My husband and our daughters all have eczema. So I can also totally relate to the static clothes and non-scented clothes :)
We love Cetaphil! My boys both have eczema, my daughter may be developing it, and my husband deals with it as well. I also keep bottles, tubes, and the like full of lotion within arm's reach all winter long!
I switch to a creamy face wash. My other products are very moisturizing anyway, plus I live in California, so the wind is really the only factor contributing to dryness.
I'm not much of a lotion person... but when we get dry skin I usually use plain almond, coconut, or jojoba oil. The jojoba oil is the least greasy. =)
Natalie is SO cute! I love these pictures of her. =)
I have never used the cream, I have the opposite problem :( But the cetaphil daily face moisturizer is awesome, I use it every day. It's moisturizing but not greasy!
Ahh! Winter time. As a special moisture treat I take a bath with olive oil, scrub lightly with a pumice stone and...use Cetaphil moisturizing cream! No joke. I love that stuff. Keeps the -2 degree winter environments at bay!
I also moisturize and humidify too. If necessary this year I might change to a cream (instead of a moisturizer) for my facial routine. We'll see.
Cute pictures, even with dry skin. Thanks for the giveaway!
My son and I both suffer from dry skin. Unfortunately my hands take the brunt of it. This makes life extremely difficult when changing diapers, washing faces, etc. However soaking my hands in water for twenty minutes then applying Vaseline and cotton gloves seems to do the trick! Time consuming, but soothing!
Thankfully my daughter did not inherit my allergies and sensitivities. So all she gets is a bit of Weleda calendula cream when it is really cold. But I myself have found one facial cream by Aveda that does not irritate my skin. And they also have hand-relief cream that I can tolerate. My pitfall is that almost everything for sensitive skin contains aloe vera or aloe barbadensis - the biggest offenders for my skin. Oh, and pure olive oil soap is divine!
We're lucky enough not to get eczema (knock on wood), but we definitely get dry skin around here! I've never actually tried Cetaphil before, but I may give it a try since we're running low on what we already have and I've got coupons now :)
I lotion up right after the shower and then watch my hands over the day as I wash them so often. When it is really dry out I have to lotion my hands multiple times a day so they don't crack. I also use a humidifier at night.
My hands get it the worst so I often slather them with lotion and sleep with gloves or socks over them when my skin gets too bad.
I moisturize after I shower and before bed.
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My hands get super dry in the winter, so I have to make sure I moisturize daily, especially after showering, or it makes for dry, cracked hands.
My stategy is coconut oil after showering. Stops the itchies and dry skin the best.
I put lotion on my face constantly and get special moisturizing body soap. Or just go to visit relatives in a humid state for Christmas!
I usually forget about it until my husband tells me my hands are dry...then I get him to give me a hand massage.
My hands crack and bleed in the winter, so I often slather them with lotion, then vaseline with cocoa butter at night and then cover them up with socks.
My winter skin strategy is Victoria's Secret Pink lotion. Seriously. It smells amazing AND it keeps my legs (which get really itchy in the winter) so soft. Thanks for the giveaway!
Lotion, lotion, lotion. Thanks for the giveaway!
Trisha
Strategy--to try to remember to actually put something on the kids' skin after they get out of the bath or shower!
Lotion and then socks when my hands are cracked and bleeding (which happens at least once every two weeks). And we have boring laundry too.
My winter skin care is the same as the rest of the year- even though I also tend to get dry around this time. I should definitely change my routine!
Lots of lotion and a humidifier at night. During the daytime when it's really dry . . .
Thank you, Delia and Cetaphil!
My winter skin strategy is Aveeno lotion and bandaids and neosporin when it gets really bad.
i can't live without my facial moisturizer
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since I live in Florida it does not differ too much in the winter, lots of creams and sun protection :)
I Moisturize throughout the day and exfoliate daily to help keep my skin looking good. I also keep a humidifier running in my room.
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We moisturize heavily, take fewer hot showers, and use a humidifier as needed.
Well, my skin is extremely dry (I inherited that from my mother!), but I am so bad about keeping up with lotion. I do use a thick hand cream fairly often.
Moisturize and exfoliate! :)
For my little guy I have been using Aveeno, but I may try cetaphil now! Had no idea it was so cool. I just use my regular Aveeno face lotion. Luckily I don't have too dry of skin. My hands get pretty dry from always washing them or washing baby bottles by hand! Then I just use good old Vaseline!
I'm allergic to a lot of the chemicals in a large section of lotions. That said, I have a few I stick with and use often--Fruit of the Earth, for one, and Eucerin. Because of my lymnphedema, I really have to stay on top of it, because the skin on my legs can easily crack open.
I also have extremely dry skin, especially on my face! I get dry patches. I will have to try the Cetaphil to see if it will clear it up! Right now I am using vasaline at night and a Mary Kay moisturizer during the day but it isn't working like I would like.
My oldest daughter has really bad dry skin and it is hard to keep up on it. Thanks for the tip about cetaphil. We have been wanting to try it, but didn't know if it would be worth it or not.
I have combination skin (oily t-zone) so I always wash my face twice a day no matter the weather. With winter, my lips and nose get especially dry and chapped so I make sure I have lip balm and lotion on hand.
I get rough, dry patches of skin, especially on my face (nooooo!). So does my 4-yr old. I'll have to try the Cetaphil Mousturizing Cream, because so far I don't HAVE a system to keep the dry splotches away.
My children are eczema sufferers, as well! I was hoping Elise might be fine but it's already cropped up on her little belly and back. I haven't tried Cetaphil, but I suppose I should! I have to use All Free and Clear detergent, but I can get away with Bounce dryer sheets. No other brands, learned that one the hard way. We also use Aquaphor but I really hate the price tag on that one!
My skin gets dry in winter, so I have to use lotion and serum twice a day
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My little guy has very dry, sensitive skin too. Poor baby needs some Cetaphil :)
Knock on wood, I'm the only one with the very sensitive skin! Since I run and use HOT water, I have to use a heavier moisturizer in the winter.
cetaphil cleaner for bath time, aquaphor after bath time, and humidifier running over night. thanks for hosting!
Dry skin runs in my family and the wintertime is the worst! Eczema for many of us. We use unscented detergent and fabric softener and always use ultra-moisturizing lotion. Both the baby's room and ours have humidifiers to further help keep a little moisture around in the winter.
I slather my feet in cream at night and then put on socks! It keeps my feet nice and warm while I sleep and it keeps them from drying out! Win win.Crossing my fingers!
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My two girls and I get really dry on the backs of our hands (like knuckles cracked open and bleeding kind of dry). The best thing I've found to heal it is Avon's Moisture Therapy Intensive Treatment Hand Cream. I can spread the thick cream on my hands at night and by morning they look almost normal again!
i stay away from the floor vents in our house (we have a chair that sits right next to one), and keep some lotion in my car to freshen up my skin before i brave the dry air outside.
I actually use Cetaphil too! Love it! That and I make sure I wear gloves in the cold. The cold western NY air just tears them apart if I don't!
My husband swears by Cetaphil!
Our youngest has eczema too, and we usually just try not to use any harsh detergents or soaps.
Great giveaway!
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We love Cetphil. We have been using it since your dermatologist recommended it years ago. My winter skin care strategy is to wash am & pm and use a good moisturizer am & pm.
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Night time moisturizing is a must for me in the winter. And I'm not just saying this because of the giveaway, but I love the Cetaphil moisturizing cream! It's so rich but doesn't clog my skin.
I tend to forget to put my lotion on at home, so I end up moisturizing at my desk when I get to work! :) Oh well, it works!
Alicia
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Cetaphil is great for the body, but Vaseline is a miracle worker for my poor dry cracked hands!
Honestly I just switched to cetaphil. Lots of lotion for me and the kiddos… even here in sunny San Diego!
you are singing the dry skin, winter blues to the choir! preach it, child! i grew up a non scented, dye free, fun free environment and its carried onto adulthood, as well as passed along to my kiddos. Cetaphil is exactly what keeps the worst at bay. its great...thick but not greasy, and i would love to win this!
We use Cetaphil lotion for faces and bodies ans coconut oil for lips. I may need to get some Cetaphil cream though, my hands have been extra dry lately!
I exfoliate in the shower and make sure to moisturize while my skin is still damp.
Adorable photos of your daughter!
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My hands are the worst... they get super dry and cracked. I load on the lotion at night, and when my hands are really bad, I even put socks over them to keep the lotion working all night!
Our boys suffer from eczema as well. Still trying to find a good remedy. Maybe this will help.
Make sure we are drinking lots of water, calendula beeswax lotion homemade, and vitamin e sticks for the lips. Thanks!
drink liquids, humidifier, if you can get an ac unit that monitors and maintains humidity for you (it's a great bonus feature I didn't know I had until my husband told me) lotion after the shower and during the day, get a professional hot wax machine for hands and feet. Love the comment about having your husband give a hand massage. Make it the feet too!
i exfoliate twice a week and drink lots of water!
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We love the cetaphil around here. I should probably buy stock in the company, we buy 3 jars a month. Natalie's excema gets so bad in the winter, we have to put it on twice a day, religiously, or she's scratching and can't concentrate on anything. Our dermatologist reccomended the cetaphil bar soap too. We have found the wisdom in 100 cotton at night, and ALL free and clear detergent.
My daughter has the same excema :( We lotion her up at every diaper change and even have to use medicated cream during bad flare ups.
the second picture from the bottom is just a riot!!! its like she's doing that face on purpose!! lol
i love a shower oil, i was actually just telling a patient about it yesterday. i can't think of the brand but its an oil that has a little bit of suds to it. i can exfoliate, wash w reg body wash, then i put this on my legs and elbows. jump outta the shower and slather myself with lotion. when i do this at night i can fall into a super soft skin coma!! lol
My husband and I both have pretty sensitive skin. I still use unscented laundry detergent, and I love lotions made for sensitive skin. My husband's doctor said that taking the coolest shower possible will also help. Hot water can actually dry out your skin.
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I use all Eucerin products, but this year, I can't seem to get rid of some dry area's. I may just have to try me some Cetaphil. britthutch86@gmail.com
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My husband is crazy about good lotions.
For my winter skin strategy, I use a heavier sunscreen and night moisturizer.
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Cetaphil products are a staple in our home as well!
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to always apply before bed and in the morning!
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hydrate well, have a good skin moisturizer and lip balm
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I have been using cetaphil twice a day sense my teens, when my doctor first recommended it to me.
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moisturize as much as possible. I use cetaphil everyday in the winter time. amypugmire@live.com
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I need to drink a lot of water and lotion up daily. Other wise I dry out.
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i actually have oily/combo skin but use cetaphil as a gentle morningtime facewash. it's great stuff.
If I turn behind me, there's an extra large container of Cetaphil sitting directly at hand, so I guess that tells you my sensitive skin strategy! I've used Dove soap for cleansing since I was very, very young, but I turn to Cetaphil whenever my face starts feeling the effects of the dry indoor and cold outdoor weather. It also works great on hands and on legs!
Our winter on Cape Cod is slightly (slightly!) warmer than the rest of Massachusetts, but winter is tough. I've been applying my nice Cetaphil moisturizer at intervals during the day -- my skin slurps it up and says thank you!
I just use extra-virgin coconut oil. It's great. I also use this on my hair, about an hour before I shower I apply to the hair below my shoulders and let it sit for an hour. I pin it up, so I can still get kids to school. But it is amazing for my hair. Not totally sold on the face yet. Hopefully Cetaphil works better. Thanks
my strategy is to moisturize just after getting out of the shower and drink lots of water
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I moisturize my kids right after they get out of the bath.
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Cetaphil lotion daily. It is wonderful! chedeb5353@hotmail.com
I slather up in lotion about once a week, and just let it soak in for about an hour!
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i love using organic jojoba oil for cleansing and moisturizing
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I have spent years trying to find a product that wouldn't dry out or irritate my skin. My years as a teen were difficult having to lube on Vaseline every chance I got, I had the shiniest face in the school. I don't even try anything on my body, i broke out to everything. Luckily only my face (the area people stare at) was the only area
that seemed super dehydrated. Recently I had my first baby and the one thing I was most worried about was his skin. I was right, his face was completely dry, flaky, irritated, red and bumpy just only two weeks after he was born. I started to use Vaseline on him but it didn't seem to do anything. Then I came across Cetaphil, and only after a day of use his face had completely cleared! Cetaphil is and will be the only product I use on son! Plus, my face loves Cetaphil! I figured if it worked for my son why wouldn't it work on me. I'm super excited for this product, it gets an A+ from me! (Excited to try the gental wash on my son and the acne face wash for me!!). Thanks Cetaphil!
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I use sunscreen and moisturizer.
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OMG. I LOVE Cetaphil. Our doctor recommended it for our youngest when his legs got all bumpy from the excema. Now I use it all the time for both of us, and I couldn't be happier.
And a $3 coupon right as our tub is running out? Perfect timing!
I moisturize more often
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I use moisturizing soap and then lotion at least 3 times a day
My winter skin care strategy is I have to use a thicker lotion because my skin gets extremely dry during the winter months.
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We did dry skin - creams - more dry skin - doctor's said it wouldn't ever go away. Word to the wise - we cut out gluten and everyone is cured. Turns out it wasn't eczema at all but probably celieac. When I mentioned it to the nurse at the doctors office she said: we hear that from a lot of people. Give it a try. You'll know in about a week if it's working.
I use basic face wash to keep clean. More moisturizer is a must, too.
We don't have very cold winters down here in the south. But we do tend to moisturize faces a bit more in our family during the winter. I have acne prone skin and my dermatologist recommended their bar soap which is great! Thanks for the chance to win,
I use cream instead of lotion for my dry skin during winter and always re-apply whenever needed.
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Bathing less! Sounds gross but it's best.
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exfoliate twice a week to slosh off dead skin cells
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My strategy is to use a lot of moisturizer and run the humidifier before bed!
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I am currently pregnant and breaking out a lot because of it, so I couldn't live without my peroxide gel!
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to moisturize as much as much as possible also apply sunscreen before my powder
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I use moisturizer more frequently in the winter, and dry my skin more carefully. I like moisturizers that are fragrance free and has spf 15 and more, cetaphil sounds like a good one. If it makes baby with sensitive skin happy should work for me too :)
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SPF, baby. Also, moisturize often and lip balm nonstop.
moisturize and drink lots of water
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I currently use a night cream that has plant stem cells and it really seems to nourish my skin.
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I couldn't live without my lipbalm. My lips get so dry - especially in the winter.
Thanks for the chance to win!
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i put lotion on after getting out of the shower- nothing big
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but i have tried cetaphil and love it
I moisturize twice a day-once in the morning and once before bed. It keeps my skin soft during the harsh winter months. I also use a cream cleanser!
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I make sure to use gentle cleansers & really rich moisturizers. Also, moisturize often!
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I use goat milk soap and moisturizer in the wintertime.
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I know I should not take such long and hot showers in the winter, but I just can't help myself so I make sure to use moisturizing soaps and body washes and then I slather on moisturizer right after I get out of the shower
I try to slather myself in lotion as often as possible - I love long, hot, showers, but they're terrible for your skin!
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Don't shower in hot water and moisturize daily.
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My winter skin care strategy is to moisturize my skin in the morning and before bed so that my skin will not be dry. I am looking for a good moisturizing cream like Cetaphil after reading your review, I'm going to shop for it. Thanks.
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i moisturize several times a day
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My winter skin care strategy is to have my lip balm handy at all times.
eugeniewu at gmail dot com
tweet
https://twitter.com/wizardewu/status/286374960027533312
eugeniewu at gmail dot com
GIVEAWAY ENTRY https://twitter.com/kytah00/status/286610696681164801
kytah00@yahoo.com
face moisturizer for me. thanks for the chance to win. kmassman gmail
In winter I moisturize daily, use lip balm, and exfoliate any flakes away once a week.
adrianecoros(at)gmail(dot)com
My winter skin care strategy is to use lots of moisturizer, especially after shower and washing dishes. My Mother-In-Law use Cetaphil all the time. I gotta give it a try too.
amy [at] utry [dot] it
tweeted:
https://twitter.com/uTry_it/status/287110319950663680
amy [at] utry [dot] it
I use better (or more) hand lotion during the winter when my hands crack; however, my facial skin care remains the same: Cetaphil cleanser and moisturizer! Thanks for the giveaway!
Tweet! https://twitter.com/lexiquin/status/287446907117240320
My winter skin care strategy is LOTS of moisturizer!
nuthouse(at)centurytel(dot)net
I try to keep my skin moisturized and try to remember to use sunscreen even in the winter. We try to be careful with what we buy with my sons allergies! I love that this is for sensitive skin!
landfjacobson @ charter.net
I tweeted
https://twitter.com/Ilovemybeagle2/status/287675037731913729
landfjacobson @ charter.net
My strategy is to drink lots of water and Moisturize!!
Tweet
https://twitter.com/jillyrh/status/287690924102914048
I have noticed that even though I have oily skin, the area around my eyes has gotten much drier this winter. It helps to eat foods with a higher water content, and be careful your cleansers. Most people use too much product.
kaytewatts AT aol DOT com
https://twitter.com/kayte71/status/287694832539955200
kaytewatts AT aol DOT com
hi - I have a humidifier I run and staying out of the cold weather helps me when possible and lotion for damaged skin areas!
Extra moisturizer and lip balm always near by. And I always have to pay extra attention to my feet. They get extra dry.
willitara [at] gmail [dot] com
Tweet - https://twitter.com/willitara/status/287966564689510400
willitara [at] gmail [dot] com
I like my eucerin daily moisturizer and my cetaphil wash to help my dry winter skin
tweeted https://twitter.com/mermont84/status/288049956214960128
I use a little more moisturizer in winter, but it really doesn't get cold here, it's just drier than summer.
mybeachylife at gmail dot com
I couldnt live without facial moisturizer because my skin gets really dry especially after shaving
rounder9834 @yahoo.com
https://twitter.com/thomasmurphy40/status/288092793837068288
rounder9834 @yahoo.com
i put lotion on my face every night and i put lotion on my hands right before bed
Lots of lotion on my legs and moisturizer on the face.
I can't do without my body lotion especially in the winter.
hlee99 (at) gmail (dot) com
tweeted
https://twitter.com/leedhowell/status/288157454812971008
hlee99 (at) gmail (dot) com
Every winter the #1 thing that I make sure I do is set up my Hello Kitty humidifier in the bedroom. I run it every night while I sleep and it is amazing how much better my skin feels. Hubby notices less dandruff too!
Angie
14earth at gmail dot com
I tweeted here: https://twitter.com/MsTofuFairy/status/288307105742602240
Angie
14earth at gmail dot com
In the winter my strategy is touse a gentle AM/PM cleaners and a light AM moisturizer. Before bed I use and intensive night time moisturizer.
Lisa Garner
lisalmg25 at gmail dot com
moisturizing
MCantu1019 at aol dot com
My winter skin care strategy is to moisturize like crazy!!
z853www(at)hotmail(dot)com
Tweet:
https://twitter.com/babybraddy/status/288399205624606721
Simple Face Moisturizer
is nice and afford
https://twitter.com/purplelover04/status/288405586490560512
I drink more water and moisturize after showering.
Thanks for the contest.
slehan at juno dot com
https://twitter.com/slehan/status/288432116109291520
slehan at juno dot com
Oil of olay facial cleanser
tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com
DRINK TONS OF WATER!!! That's my best winter skin tip! :)
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