Your skin doesn't stay the same all year and that's completely normal.
Just as we change our wardrobes with the seasons, our skin's needs can change, too. Cooler temperatures, lower humidity, indoor heat, travel, stress, and hormonal changes can all affect how our skin looks and feels.
So if your usual routine suddenly isn't working the way it used to, your skin may not be the problem. Its needs may have simply changed.
When the Weather Changes
Cooler, drier air can leave skin feeling tight, dry, or more sensitive. This is often a good time to focus on nourishment and moisture rather than adding more steps to your routine.
Cell Survival Oil is designed to do just that. This physician-developed facial oil uses five carefully sourced ingredients, including camellia oil, camellia flower extract, green tea extract, vitamin E, and jasmine flower essence, to nourish, moisturize, and provide antioxidant support.
Use it after cleansing on your face, neck, and chest. It can be used alone as a moisturizer, layered under your moisturizer, or applied after serums.
Don't Forget Your Body
Seasonal dryness doesn't stop at your jawline.
Arms, legs, hands, and the rest of your body can need extra moisture as temperatures drop. Petal Glow Body Oil was created specifically for the body, combining camellia, coconut, and jojoba oils to hydrate, soften, and leave skin naturally radiant.
It absorbs quickly without a greasy residue, making it an easy addition to your morning or evening routine.
For extra care, Cell Survival Oil and Petal Glow can also be layered together on the neck, chest, and hands.
When Your Skin Changes, Listen
Weather isn't the only thing that can change your skin. Hormones, stress, travel, sleep, and changes in your daily routine can all play a role.
Before reaching for another product, take a moment to ask:
What's changed?
Your skin may be telling you that it needs more moisture, more nourishment, or simply a simpler routine.
At Cultivated Skin Company, we believe skincare should evolve with you, not overwhelm you. Because your skin has seasons, too.
