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eauty & spa Body work Protect your skin from the winter elements with these surefire ways to keep skin soft, supple and flake-free. Ricky Allen reports. You may be more covered up in the winter months, but that’s no excuse to neglect the skin on your body. It’s actually imperative this time of year to show your skin some extra loving care to ward off dry and flaky skin. And this is no mean feat – especially when we are in heated air conditioning most of the time and having longer, hotter showers. Feed your skin In your quest for soft and dewy skin the whole year round, you need to get back to basics. First, check you’re not deficient in Vitamin A or B, which can cause dry skin. Eat plenty of fruits to ramp up your Vitamin C intake, and look for foods rich in zinc such as seafood, lamb, pumpkin seeds, wheatgerm and egg yolks. Vitamin C and zinc work together to help to strengthen and hydrate the skin. Vitamin E is also good for hydrating skin and can be found in sources such as olives, nuts and avocados. Kelp, which is a form of seaweed, is also very beneficial to improve dry skin. An age-defying vegetable that is often overlooked is the sweet potato. This contains the most usable form of hyaluronic acid which the skin stores naturally and needs in large quantities for hydration. Last but not least, drinking around eight glasses of water a day is essential, not just for our skin but also for our general wellbeing. 160 www.cosbeauty.com.au
eauty & spa Prep work: scrubs & washes Body scrubs will help to get rid of dry surface skin which allow moisturisers to work more effectively. Scrubs should be used before a shower or bath. Great ones to try: Dermalogica Exfoliating Body Scrub RRP $49.50, Kiehl’s Crème de Corps Soy Milk & Honey Body Polish RRP $40, Premium Spa SOS Wattle Seed, Walnut and Rice Bran Wonder Scrub RRP $14.95 and Molton Brown Warming Eucalyptus & Ginger Body Scrub RRP $70. When showering or bathing, make sure the water isn’t too hot as this is a surefire way to further dehydrate the skin. Using a hydrating body wash is therefore extra important in winter. A new product which can be used in the shower and leaves the skin feeling really soft and hydrated is the Nivea In-Shower Body Lotion Skin Conditioner RRP $7.99. Also try Philosophy Raspberry Sorbet Shower Gel and Bubble Bath RRP $30 and Molton Brown Pink Pepperpod Body Wash RRP $39. Body brushing is another excellent skin smoothing and exfoliating treatment, and is best performed on dry skin. Aveda and Crabtree & Evelyn both make excellent body brushes. 7. Hydration, hydration, hydration! Follow up with a hydrating body product to really maximise results. A good one to try is Bottega Veneta Satin Body Oil RRP $80 which deeply moisturises as well as veils the skin in a beautiful fragrance. Other great body hydrators include Lancôme Paris Nutrix Royal Body Intense Restoring Lipid-Enriched Lotion RRP $102, Kosmea Skin Clinic Rescue Body Cream RRP $29.95 and Dermalogica Ultra Rich Body Cream RRP $68. If you want a double duty moisturiser that also helps firm and tone, Premium Spa Shea Butter, Jojoba and Goji Berry Ultra Firming Body Balm RRP $9.95 and Nivea Body Contouring Cream are both great RRP $9.92. For a really special finish to your body care routine nothing can beat a sprinkling of Bottega Veneta Shimmery Body Powder RRP $90. It delivers just a delicious hint of shimmer along with a beautiful fragrance. With just a few steps and specialty body products, you can bare your body with confidence no matter what the season. www.cosbeauty.com.au 161
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