When it's cold outside people tend to notice how dry their skin can become.
And the change in temperatures from the cool outdoors to toasty heated rooms can really up the ante for skin dryness.
But there's different ways to work around these challenges so skin can look and feel good during the wintertime.
Here are some tips to get through the frosty season.
Although a hot bath or shower may seem like the perfect thing to do to warm up, it actually is a bad choice.
Hot water can remove skin moisture especially during the wintertime.
And every drop of moisture counts.
So, the best temperature to keep it at is warm.
After a bath or shower, pat skin gently but leave it a bit damp for a body moisturizer application.
Now remember, do not use it on the face or neck because it will be too harsh.
Body moisturizer types include:

• Butters
• Creams
• Lotions
• Oils
• Ointments

Find products on the market with wonderful nourishing properties.
For the wintertime, though, it's a good idea to go with body butters for extra hydration.
When applying a moisturizer don't forget to include the feet and toes.
Those spots are in need of hydration, too.
Great ingredients in these products may include:

• Aloe Vera
• Cocoa Butter
• Coconut Oil
• Jojoba oil
• Murumuru Butter
• Nut Extracts
• Shea Butter

For extra dryness, exfoliate about once a week.
Sugar scrubs are a great addition to a moisturizer routine.
Make certain the scrub chosen will exfoliate gently.
Look for essential oils and gentle extracts to nourish the skin.
It will get the skin ready for better moisturizer penetration.
For the face, look for a product that not only hydrates but also offers antioxidant benefits to fight free radicals.
Find peptide products that promote the stop of trans-epidermal water loss otherwise known as TEWL.
Other great facial formulas are:

• Ceramides
• Liposomes
• Pro-Niacin
• Sodium hyalurnate

Aside from adding moisture back into the skin, also look for benefits such as lessening fine lines and wrinkles, reducing redness, and even out skin tone.
A moisturizer that can do more than one thing is definitely a keeper.
Although this last tip is not a moisturizer it is well worth the mention.
Find a facial mist to quench skin thirst any time of the day.
Generally, these bottles are small and can fit easily into a handbag.
Top formulas are myrrh, chamomile, olive leaf extract and grape seed extract.
With these wintertime tips, skin will have a host of possibilities for supple and soft skin even through coldest of times.