Winter Skincare
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By the time a Morden winter really sets in, a lot of us notice the same thing. Skin feels tight, looks dull, and gets flaky in spots that are usually fine. Cold wind outside and dry heat inside are a tough combination, but your skin can come through it happy with a few smart habits. When you want a deeper reset, book online for a customized facial.
Protect your barrier
Your skin barrier is what holds moisture in and keeps irritation out, and winter wears it down. Switch to a creamier cleanser, avoid stripping foams, and look for a moisturizer with ingredients that support the barrier. If your skin stings after washing, that is a sign to go gentler.
Layer your hydration
A hydrating serum under a richer moisturizer gives your skin water and then locks it in. Apply both to slightly damp skin so you trap that moisture. Do not forget your lips and hands, which take the worst of the cold.
Keep wearing sunscreen
Winter sun and snow glare still reach your skin, so daily SPF stays on the list all year. It is one of the simplest ways to protect how your skin looks over time.
How a facial helps in winter
A winter facial focuses on deep hydration and calming dryness. Kathy Peters and our Dermalogica-certified team customize each treatment to what your skin needs that day, and you walk out softer, calmer, and glowing. See the options on our Day Spa menu.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my skin so dry in winter?
Cold air outside and dry heat inside both pull moisture from your skin and wear down its barrier. Gentle cleansing and layered hydration help most.
Should I still wear sunscreen in winter?
Yes. Winter sun and snow glare still reach your skin, so daily SPF belongs in your routine all year.
What facial is best for winter skin?
A hydrating, barrier-supporting facial. We customize every treatment, so tell us how your skin feels and we will tailor it.
Find us at 180 5th Street in Morden, minutes from Winkler.