Winter in Auckland is the time of the year having the most rain. The rain during winter is often mixed with wind and humidity. However, temperature-wise it is mild with most other parts of New Zealand getting much colder. There is no snow in Auckland during the winter even on the hills as it does not get cold enough.
The season of chapped lips and parched skin is upon us; not helped by the combination of cranking heat pumps and chilly wind. With months to go until the Spring thaw, it’s time to take a solid look at our skincare routines and adjust as required.
Winter skin sometimes suffers from the "out of sight, out of mind" philosophy, but even though it's not on show as much as in summer, winter skin needs even more attention.
While lighter creams and masks might have done the job previously, getting the hydration your skin needs is even more important when the weather cools down. Luckily, there are a whole host of skincare developments specially designed for that purpose, from heavy creams and plumping gels to nourishing moisturizers that promise an instant hit of hydration.
The season of chapped lips and parched skin is upon us; not helped by the combination of cranking heat pumps and chilly wind. With months to go until the Spring thaw, it’s time to take a solid look at our skincare routines and adjust as required.
Winter skin sometimes suffers from the "out of sight, out of mind" philosophy, but even though it's not on show as much as in summer, winter skin needs even more attention.
While lighter creams and masks might have done the job previously, getting the hydration your skin needs is even more important when the weather cools down. Luckily, there are a whole host of skincare developments specially designed for that purpose, from heavy creams and plumping gels to nourishing moisturizers that promise an instant hit of hydration.
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