Those rosy cheeks you get from being outside in the cold is totally healthy.
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Those rosy cheeks you get from being outside in the cold is totally healthy.
False! Redness in the cheeks during winter could be a sign your skin is totally dried out, and can even mean you have broken capillaries from the wind! Don't worry-it's not as scary as it sounds. To calm and rehydrate skin, try whipping up a nice oatmeal mask with honey and avocado!
-Joanna Vargas, Celebrity Facialist and Founder of Joanna Vargas Salon and Skincare Collection
Once the temperature starts to drop, skin worries are on the rise! We picked the brains of 3 experts to find out which of these common cold-weather myths are true and which are as fake as the fur on our jackets.
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