Winter Essential Skincare

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Gina H.

Nov 9, 2014

Gina H.

I just finished watching BeautyCrush's 'Winter Essential' video on YouTube and it got me thinking what it my must have for winter?

Something I need more than want is my Neutrogena Oil free moisturiser. When I'm having those non make up days; I walk home and the wind is strong on my face leaving dry patches. My skin naturally is oily but during winter it can start to dry up. This means when I want to put foundation on I'm left with several random flaky patches making my make up look not so nice.
Usually when I have no make up on I don't tend to put anything on my face, it's 'bare' as some would say. But as the temperatures start to drop and the wind picks up it's not an healthy idea for me to skip the moisturiser.
Comment below what your winter essential is? Do you have the same problems as me? ❄️❄️❄️

Kira S.

Nov 9, 2014

Kira S.

Aquaphor! The stuff is a miracle for dry, chapped lips.

Gisell G.

Nov 9, 2014

Gisell G.

I actually just noticed that yesterday, I have oily skin but yesterday I seemed to have dry patches on my cheeks & forehead & my makeup didn't go on as I wanted a must have for me is Chapstick forsure! I use Nivea lip butter& for moisturizer I use one that fights acne but I'm actually looking for one for oily skin but tht is moisturizing during this time

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