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National Winter Skin Relief Day

Winter can be tough on our skin, but there are ways to find relief.

JAN8

Friday, January 8Every year on January 8

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Roots: Founded by CeraVe skincare
Vibe: Focus on self-care and wellness.
Also on Jan 8: Earth’s Rotation Day · Argyle Day · Bubble Bath Day
Hashtag: #NationalWinterSkinReliefDay

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3 ways to celebrate

AT HOME

Moisturize head to toe

Slather on lotion and run a humidifier tonight.

WITH FRIENDS

DIY spa masks

Mix honey and oatmeal masks together for dry skin.

AT WORK OR SCHOOL

Lip balm stash

Keep lip balm and hand cream at your desk all day.

Plan ahead

National Winter Skin Relief Day is observed on January 8 every year. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.

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Fast facts

Cold air and indoor heating can dry out skin.

Dermatologists recommend moisturizing regularly.

The story

As winter settles in, many people experience the discomfort of dry skin, prompting the observance of National Winter Skin Relief Day on January 8. This day highlights the importance of skin care during the colder months, where frigid air and indoor heating can strip moisture away from our skin. The day serves as a reminder to be proactive in maintaining skin health and comfort, especially as temperatures continue to drop.

Read the full story

Founded by CeraVe skincare, National Winter Skin Relief Day encourages individuals to adopt effective skin care routines. With cold air and indoor heating drying out skin during this season, dermatologists emphasize the need for regular moisturizing and hydration. The observance aims to raise awareness about the importance of skin care, making it a priority for everyone, regardless of age or skin type.

Celebrating this day can be simple yet impactful. Individuals can take part by sharing their own skin care tips, trying new moisturizing products, or even hosting a skincare workshop within their communities. Families can engage their children through fun activities centered around healthy skin practices, creating a culture of care that extends beyond the individual to the family unit.

Ultimately, National Winter Skin Relief Day is not just about recognizing the struggle with dry skin but also about cultivating a deeper understanding of skin health. By taking steps to care for our skin, we foster a sense of well-being that can positively impact our overall health during the winter months.