29/07/2026
1. Cold air holds less moisture
Winter air is naturally drier, leaving your skin dehydrated.
2. Hot showers strip away natural oils
Long, hot showers may feel comforting, but they can weaken your skin barrier.
3. Indoor heating dries the air
Heaters reduce humidity indoors, causing your skin to lose moisture more quickly.
4. You produce less oil in winter
Your skin's natural oil production slows down in colder weather, making it more prone to dryness.
5. You're probably not hydrating enough
We tend to drink less water in winter, which can contribute to dull, dehydrated skin.
Karuna Tip: Keep your skin healthy all winter by exfoliating regularly, using a nourishing moisturiser, and treating yourself to a hydrating facial for a radiant winter glow.