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Winter is here and with winter, unfortunately, comes dry, flakey skin. Head to your local CVS to stock up on the moisturizing wonder-products from Dove, Simple, and Vaseline. Packed with skin-protecting ingredients, they’ll keep your skin hydrated and looking it’s best all winter long. Plus, we have some nice deals you can take advantage of to help you save on these products! Here are a couple of offers available…
• Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off With Card on Dove Personal Wash, Simple or Vaseline products at CVS – valid thru 2/13/16
• Get $1 ExtraBucks when you purchase any participating Dove Personal Wash, Simple or Vaseline products at CVS – valid thru 2/13/16.
Looking for some ideas on what products to choose? Here are some of my favorites…
Dove White Beauty Bar 6 pk – No other bar hydrates skin better than Dove. This bar helps skin feel more firm and elastic when compared to ordinary soap.
Dove Deep Moisture Body Wash 22 oz – This one is gentle while providing deep moisture. I don’t want to use heavy products full of strong scents now that I have a newborn, so I have found this body wash is perfect for me.
Simple Micellar Wipes – These wipes cleanse your face easily, with skin-loving ingredients and multivitamins. They leave your skin feeling clean, instantly refreshed and hydrated and are perfect for a busy mom like me. 🙂
Plus, visit CVS.com/LoveYourSkin to learn more about winter skin health tips from Dr. Mona Gohara, Associate Clinical Professor, Yale School of Medicine, Department of Dermatology. Once you’ve done that you can enter to win a $50 CVS gift card!
Just leave a comment with which skin health tip from Dr. Mona Gohara were you most surprised with. The giveaway closes on Friday 2/12/16 at midnight ET. You can see the terms and conditions HERE. Good Luck! 🙂
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Itchy skin? A hot shower is not going to help, because the very hot water can actually do some damage to your skin. To help stop the winter itchiness, keep the water lukewarm and use a mild, pH-neutral cleanser as you bathe — then moisturize your skin right away. And, to add extra moisture to the air, use a humidifier in your home. Ah, now that’s better.
The reason why I loved this tip is because I used to taught that itchiness is cause by some bacteria on body which die from a shower of the hot water. Also I did not moisturize the skin right away rather I used to water an hour or so before apply a moisturizer lotion on my body! But today I learned important lotion of how to keep my body moisturized.
Also, I am not just writing this comment because of the prize, but just when people will read this comment, they will also learn their mistake like I used to make!
Thanks Dr. Mona Gohara and Christie for bringing this up to me and many other readers of WildforCVS.com
Ooh we have to change to a Winter Moisturizer! I had not considered that before, but it makes sense!
I knew about the other things but the quick manicure was the one I had not given any thought to.
Use SPF – good tip.
Switching to a winter moisturizer to help keep skin from getting dry and itchy
use a humidifier in your home!! So important in our house!
I am definitely switching to a winter moisturizer! I’ve lived with dry skin my whole life and never even considered using seasonal moisturizers. Great tip!
It had never occurred to me that I might need a *different* moisturizer for different seasons – but it makes sense.
Thank you for the giveaway!
Changing moisturizers when the seasons change is a great tip. I always forget to do that.
To use lukewarm not hot water when I shower to combat itchiness
Seasonal Moisturizures!!! I’m almost embarrassed to say I never considered that concept lol. I’ve always used the same moisturizer year round.
The tip she left that most surprised me was to apply a little bit of Vaseline to your hands after washing to keep them in tact! What a helpful idea to overcome dry winter hands!
Use sunscreen all year round, not to skip it in winter- I need to remind myself more of it.
I was pleasantly surprised with her tip about adding Vaseline to cuticles and nail beds to keep them hydrated.
Never knew it was better to use lukewarm water and not a hot shower to fight itchy skin.
I am definitely agreed with the Sharpie’s comment. I tried using lotion right after taking shower last night and today morning, and it definitely makes our skin much better. It makes us feel like our skin is naturally moisturized, not due to the lotion. Also we feel less oil on our skin with more moisturizer. I am very glad to adopt to very useful technique to make my skin healthier.
I was really surprised by the tip to use Vaseline on your cuticles. Never thought about that! I’ve always used this cuticle oil that is pretty expensive – if the Vaseline works for me that would be great and I would save a lot of money, too! Thank you for the chance! 🙂
I was surprised to read the differences between water based summer lotions and rich cream lotions for winter!
I already knew the tips, but I was surprised that Vaseline was recommended to apply to the cuticles and nail beds to keep them hydrated.
You can help keep your skin’s natural barrier intact with Vaseline — just apply a small amount after washing your hands.
I was surprised that lips and eyelids are the thinnest skin we have, so during the winter it is important to keep your lips moisturized.
Hand sanitizer dries out your skin!
Wearing adequate gloves for the cold weather
I was using a thicker lotion all year round, did know you needed a lighter on in summer. Thanks
I didn’t know I should be using different moisturizers for winter vs. summer. I will be now.
Hot water dries out your skin! I didn’t know that but now I do.
I was surprised that hand sanitizer can strip your skin if it has a high alcohol content, so you should use it for emergencies, & instead you should wash your hands with a mild cleanser several times a day!