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Autumn Winter Skincare

Day 24 of Blogtober and today the topic is Autumn Winter Skincare. No matter what time of the year, we should all be looking after our skin.

With so many skincare products on the market, it is all about finding the right one for you. I do however, like to change the products I use, so my skin does not get used to it.

Facial Wash

facial wash

I have recently been using a lovely cleansing bar, as opposed to a facial wash. It is leaving my skin feeling clean and fresh, and also reducing plastic waste.

In the mornings, I will wash my face and apply a day cream, if at home. Or a moisturiser/foundation with SP factor if going out.

In the evenings, I wash my face and will apply a face serum and alternate this with a night cream.

I do also love face masks, and recently the sheet face masks you can get. I have a lovely mix that all do slightly different things.

Looking After Our Skin

body wash

I am a nightmare for this, I can not stick to one product and love to alternate with my body wash in the shower. Recently again, I have got into the beauty bars and find they leave my skin feeling clean and fresh.

Although with the colder weather, we wear more clothing and our skin is not as exposed. I do still remove my unwanted body hair, and have looked at laser hair removal as feel this would be the perfect time to do it.

I also have a huge love of body butters and use these every evening especially my arms and legs.

Foot Peel

foot peel

I am obsessed by these, my feet are one area of my body that I hate. A few years ago I found a foot peel. You put on little socks like the image, leave on for the required time and then rinse off. After about 7 days, the skin on your feet starts to peel.

I know it sounds gross and my husband and C hate it, but I love sitting there and picking the skin and feeling the softer skin underneath.

Do you have any skincare tips for Autumn?

Autumn Winter Skincare pinterest pin

28 Comments on “Autumn Winter Skincare”

  1. It’s hard to resist pulling dry skin off feet when nobody’s looking!

    I’ve seen sock and glove treatments similar to the above photo to wear overnight but have never invested in them. I guess t’s an age thing but I find my skin gets more dry, more itchy and more sensitive with each passing year so I am having to move away from high street/supermarket products and, instead, buy organic, natural and expensive brands.

  2. I really need to start looking after my feet. But sInce I’ve won that prize from you, I have been applying SPF cream on my face every day. Need to find some time to do a face mask

  3. We really need to look after our skin. I know at this time of year mine starts to dry out so I always use a lot of moisturiser. Those foot peels are pretty gross but they are also amazing. x

    1. My skin starts to dry out as well as the weather gets colder and the heating is being used more. The foot peels are pretty gross but I do love picking things and great for me

  4. I am super low maintenance when it comes to beauty treatments and skin care but the one thing I spend a bit of money on is pedicures especially now in summer when I wear mostly open shoes.

    1. I don’t have any beauty treatments, I am lucky I have strong nails so do my own manicures. I can not stand anyone touching my feet so would never have a pedicure

  5. I use a really good toner which really helps get rid of the dullness of my winter skin. It’s only a cheap Superdrug one but it’s the best one I have tried.

  6. Great post. Me and my girls or me and my mum and sisters sit and do the foot in a bag treatments together sometimes lol xxx

  7. I definitely think you can not moisturize your skin enough ar any age. I enjoy products that give that dewey feeling to my skin. I like skin products that have charcoal in them. They work well for my skin.

  8. Great tips! I definitely find that my skin gets dry as the weather gets colder. Also love a good foot peel!

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