
Dysport: The Complete Guide to Units, Results, Safety and Cost
Dysport: The Complete Guide to Units, Results, Safety and Cost Medically reviewed by Derek Truong, NP, Medical Director at Infinite
Are you struggling with dry, flaky skin this winter? Cold temperatures and low humidity can sap moisture from your skin, leaving it dull, itchy, and prone to fine lines. But don’t worry—there’s more to winter skincare than slathering on moisturizer.
Cold weather doesn’t just feel harsh—it impacts your skin at a cellular level. Low humidity combined with indoor heating pulls moisture from your skin, weakening its natural barrier. As a result, dryness, redness, and fine lines are magnified.
Pro tip:
Adding a filtered humidifier to your bedroom is an easy fix for moisture loss.

Dehydrated skin makes fine lines more pronounced. To fight this:
Our favourite moisturizers:

Physical exfoliants like scrubs may feel satisfying, but they can worsen dryness and irritation. Instead, opt for AHA-based exfoliants like glycolic acid, which gently dissolve dead skin cells while boosting hydration and cell turnover.
Did You Know? Glycolic acid penetrates deeper than other AHAs, making it ideal for combating dull winter skin.
Our favourite AHA exfoliants:

Sometimes, your skin needs more than at-home remedies. A HydraFacial delivers instant hydration, exfoliation, and nourishment to treat dryness, dullness, and fine lines. Plus, it’s customizable for your unique skin needs.
Why HydraFacial? It’s gentle yet effective, perfect for combating winter’s toll on your skin. Learn More
Book your HydraFacial with Infinite Medical Spa in London, Ontario and receive a FREE Visia Skin Analysis to understand your skin better. Schedule your appointment. Book Today

Use a moisturizer with hyaluronic acid, avoid hot showers, and exfoliate gently with glycolic acid to remove dead skin cells without irritation.
Yes, but avoid harsh scrubs. Instead, opt for chemical exfoliants like AHAs, which gently dissolve dead skin cells while maintaining your skin’s barrier.
UV rays are present year-round and can worsen dryness, fine lines, and sun damage. Use a hydrating SPF daily to protect your skin.
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