Cold, tightness, facial redness: what to do?

Temperature variations affect blood circulation. When it's cold, blood vessels contract. Blood withdraws from the extremities, giving priority to the vital organs to maintain their temperature at 37°C. This is why the skin on your fingertips turns white, and why it's so hard to warm your feet, for example. Back in a warm place, the opposite happens. Small vessels dilate: redness and a sensation of overheating appear. Sensitive, thin and fair skins are more fragile to these temperature variations, which easily lead to local inflammation. These skin types are therefore more prone to rosacea, an inflammatory disease that develops over time.

Once the face has been cleansed, apply a soothing treatment lotion, such as the Century Flower Protective Shield Mist Pai Skincare. This will act as a penetration vehicle for the other treatments, making the skin more receptive to the formulas applied afterwards.

Finally, if your skin is prone to pimples in winter, don't start an anti-blemish routine. Most of the time, these pimples on the face are linked to hypersensitivity. A soothing routine will be far more effective than purifying products that risk aggravating these skin problems.

Before going out, choose a super-nourishing, soothing face cream. Formulated in Austria Nourishing Rich Cream Crème Riche Nourrissante Susanne Kaufmann is the ultimate skin care product. Intolerant skin prone to discomfort is relieved as soon as it is applied. It acts like a real bandage for damaged skin to ease its sensitivity. And if you're having trouble defining your epidermis, it's true that the distinction between dry or dehydrated skin our dedicated files will give you a clearer picture.

Another skin dressing, our SOS Mask Oh My Cream Skincare is designed to soothe inflammation, while probiotics strengthen your skin's mantle for greater resistance to the elements (cold, friction...), and moisturize. A truly nourishing breakfast for the skin.