How Cooler Temps Affect Your Skin — And How to Protect It
• Cooler temperatures and low humidity can cause dry, irritated skin.
• Switching to richer moisturizers and drinking more water are key to hydration.
• Protect hands with gloves and avoid hot showers to maintain skin's natural oils.
Protecting skin from cooler temperatures and humidity
As temperatures drop and humidity dips, your skin can lose its natural moisture. Fall’s crisp air feels refreshing but can dry out your face and hands fast. Discover simple weather-smart ways to stay hydrated — from switching to richer moisturizers to drinking more water. Healthy, glowing skin starts with small habits perfectly timed for chilly weather.
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