9 dermatologist-approved tips to soothe dry, irritated winter skin

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9 dermatologist-approved tips to soothe dry, irritated winter skin
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Keep your skin glowy and hydrated year-round with these small tweaks to your routine.

And if you find that you're still getting dry spots on your skin, Lipner suggests carrying a travel-sized container of ointment around with you to apply throughout the day.With shorter days, people may get a little"lazy" with their sunscreen application, Lipner says. ButWe get fewer UV rays in the winter, Lipner says,"but we do get them.

Another retinoid tip from Lipner for those with irritable skin:"You can dilute with a drop of moisturizer and that makes a big difference," she says.Because a heater can dry out already dry winter air, Hu suggests using a humidifier in your bedroom or at your desk to keep your skin a little happier.Limit time in the shower.can actually dry your skin out, the experts say. So try to keep the water lukewarm and your time in the water short.

"It's something we recommend to people with dry skin all year long, but in the winter, it's even more important," Hu agrees.People with sensitive skin likely already know to be on the lookout for common irritants — including fragrance — in any product that may touch their skin. And that becomes even more important during the winter, Hu says.

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