Retinol Burn Season: Why January Is When Skin Barriers Break
• January's cold, dry air and indoor heating weaken the skin barrier, leading to dryness and irritation.
• Retinol use in winter can increase skin sensitivity, causing redness and peeling.
• Moisturizing, using retinol wisely, staying hydrated, and wearing sunscreen are key to protecting your skin in January.
Why your skin hates January
Ever noticed how your skin throws a fit in January? It's not just the winter blues; it might be "retinol burn season." Let's break down why your skin barrier is waving a white flag this time of year.
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