Winter weather—cold air, fog (kohra), and low humidity—steals moisture from your skin, making it dry, dull, and rough. Deep moisturizing is the foundation of winter skin care because it hydrates deeply, repairs damage, and keeps your face soft and glowing all day
Deep Moisturizing
Deep moisturizing means:
- Hydrating the inner layers of skin
- Sealing moisture with rich creams or oils
- Strengthening the skin’s natural barrier
It’s more than applying lotion once—it’s consistent, layered care.
Why Skin Needs Extra Moisture in Winter
- Cold air removes natural oils
- Low humidity increases water loss
- Hot water worsens dryness
- Skin barrier becomes weak
Deep moisturizing replaces lost hydration and protects skin from harsh winter conditions.
Choosing the Right Moisturizer
Use cream-based, oil-rich products in winter.
Best ingredients:
- Shea butter
- Glycerin
- Almond oil
- Coconut oil
- Ceramides
Avoid gel-based or alcohol products.
Correct Way & Time to Moisturize
- Apply immediately after washing
- Skin should be slightly damp
- Massage gently in upward motion
Morning: Light layer + sunscreen
Night: Thick layer for repair
Night Deep Moisturizing (MOST EFFECTIVE)
Night is the best time for skin healing.
- Cleanse gently
- Apply rich moisturizer
- Add 2–3 drops almond or vitamin E oil
- Massage and leave overnight
Wake up with soft, glowing skin.
Moisturizing from Inside
External care must be supported internally.
- Drink warm water
- Eat nuts, seeds, and fruits
- Include milk and healthy fats
Benefits of Deep Moisturizing
- Prevents dryness & flakiness
- Maintains softness & glow
- Reduces itching & irritation
- Slows early aging signs