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This crap cold weather is making my skin horrible....?

Before Winter arrived my skin was fine and spot free and I never ever get dry skin, But because this Winter is really harsh this year, my skin has been dry and very spotty.

I know that it's because the dry air/low humidity. Walking into a very cold dry atmosphere from a warm dry atmosphere, (My house and other buildings that have central heating). Walking into instant Temperature changes.
And I don't know what to do about this, I've tried numerous spot products and I have been using e45 cream which has actually helped a bit.

It's just my forehead that is affected, nowhere else is for some reason.

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Hi,

Try Top Shirley Medicated Cream - its very gentle, and has lots of vitamins and nourishing ingredients which will help your skin.

I use it and it leaves my skin really smooth, radiant and gives me a really clear complexion.

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• I get dry. itchy patches on my lower legs, during cold weather like this too. I use a moisturiser from Lush twice a day. Also, I've stopped using the cheap shower gel I bought from the Co-op, as it listed an ingredient which it said was associated with skin irritation - can you believe it! So it might be worth looking for a gentler soap or shower gel, too.
• I agree im getting blemishes on my face where i never usually get them.
  I've used e45 but wasnt keen using it on my face it brings me out in a rash and therefore causing more spots.
  Use a moisturiser called Simple. My mum has been using it for years and shes in her late 40's and her skin is great and now i use it. It has no harsh colours in it of perfume thats why i love it so much.
  If you can buy the whole range the cleanser and toner.. the lot.
  
  xx
• i know - and i slipped on the ice the other day and landed on my **** on a busy high street.
  
  it really is crap weather.
• Use Elizabeth arden 8 hour cream. My skin is a nightmare now with the cold and I use that.