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Look after your skin with our winter skin essentials

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Your winter skincare routine sorted

Keep your complexion glowing with these winter skin saviours, as picked by Fresh Ideas beauty insider Lisa Patulny. Consider this your cold-weather comfort kit. 

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Start with a gentle cleanser

Gently remove dirt and impurities from your skin for a clean base. 

Our top cleanser picks for winter

  • QV Face Gentle Cleanser is perfect for a morning and evening routine. Enriched with safflower oil, it’s ideal for dry and sensitive skin types. 
  • QV Face Gentle Foaming Cleanser is your go-to for removing makeup and gently cleansing your skin. This light, soap-free formula is enriched with vitamin E and safflower oil to leave your skin feeling fresh and soft. 
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Hydrate with a serum

Lighter and more concentrated, serums help active ingredients get to work exactly where your skin needs them. They can focus on plumping and comforting your complexion. Look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid, panthenol and glycerin to draw moisture into the skin and keep it there.

Our top serum picks for winter

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Seal the deal with a moisturiser

Seal in serums and nourish your skin with a face moisturiser that helps protect your skin barrier from winter climate.

 

Our top moisturiser picks for winter

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Lips to love

Cold weather can be harsh on lips. Lock in moisture with protective balms and say goodbye to chapped lips.

 

Our top lip care picks for winter

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Treat your skin to a face mask

From the latest K-Beauty face masks to hydrating eye masks, adding a mask to your weekly routine can offer a targeted skin solution without the premium price tag. 

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Tips for looking after your winter skin, from top to toe

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Use a thick cream

Forget watery lotions – if you've got dry skin, consider using a thick oil-based cream, or barrier cream that contains no perfumes.

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 Moisturise daily

A good rule of thumb is to moisturise your skin whenever it gets wet. That means a full-body cream massage after a shower and a quick hand moisturise every time you wash your hands.

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Avoid harsh heat

Try to avoid super-hot showers as they can worsen skin dryness.

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Stay hydrated

Great skin starts from within. Stay hydrated and include omega-rich foods like salmon and nuts in your diet.

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 See an expert

While moisturiser alone might help some with their dry skin, if symptoms persist, discontinue use & see your health professional.

*Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. Vitamins & Supplements are not a substitute for good nutrition or a balanced diet & may only be of assistance if dietary intake is inadequate. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

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