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Priyanka Chopra shares her go-to skincare tip for long-haul flights

Priyanka Chopra shares her go-to skincare tip for long-haul flights

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Mumbai: Actress Priyanka Chopra, on Thursday, gave a quick peek into her travel routine as she shared a candid moment from her long-haul flight.

The global star offered a simple yet essential skincare tip, emphasising that the only way to keep skin healthy during long journeys is to stay hydrated in every possible way. Taking to her Instagram Stories, the ‘Baywatch’ actress shared a photo of herself applying a sheet mask mid-flight, giving a glimpse of her in-flight skincare ritual. In the candid image, the desi girl is seen looking straight into the camera.

Alongside the click, Priyanka wrote, “Only way for your skin to survive, long haul flights. Hydrate in every way possible. Ok now…g’night!.”

Priyanka Chopra, who had recently returned from Mumbai, also shared glimpses from her whirlwind visit. The post featured a video of the actress getting ready for a show, meeting Kapil Sharma in his vanity van, and posing for the paparazzi. Priyanka also clicked selfies with fans before heading to her car. The clip wrapped up with Priyanka admitting that she didn’t want to leave, joking about how long the flight back to New York would be.

“Mumbai always raises the bar. I raise it right back. Jald phir Mulaquat hogi…See you in 2026 #whirlwind,” she wrote as the caption.

The 43-year-old actress made a quick stop in Mumbai, spending under 12 hours in the city before heading back to the United States. The actress arrived on the morning of December 10 to film a special episode of Kapil Sharma’s comedy show “The Great Indian Kapil Show 4.”

Throughout her brief visit, Priyanka Chopra kept everyone updated through social media. She shared a glimpse on Instagram Stories, admiring Mumbai’s pleasant weather. Later, as she prepared to leave, she posted a farewell selfie with the caption, “Chalo wapis! Less than 12 hours this time. Phir milenge,” marking the end of her whirlwind trip.

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Do Kids Really Need Skincare? Experts Warn Against Trend-Driven Routines

Do Kids Really Need Skincare? Experts Warn Against Trend-Driven Routines

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Elsa Angel Rose

While TikTok and Instagram trends popularise child skincare for its aesthetics, the real purpose of skincare is being overshadowed. Kids, teens and pre-teens feel the urge to do a GRWM or DIY makeup as frequently as daily. It makes us wonder, do kids and pre-adolescents really need to get into skincare when their skin is not even fully developed? Even if the child insists on having a 3-step or even a 5-step elaborate skincare routine, should parents cave into this? Anyway, kids are not fully wrong to wish for good skincare. “A basic skincare routine is beneficial for a child’s development, focusing on moisturising, sun protection & cleansing using kid-friendly, fragrance-free products,” said Dr Nathaniel John Pinto, a Paediatrician at Manipal Hospital. This helps in protecting the delicate skin barrier of children, preventing sunburn & dryness.

Stating the obvious, a child’s skin is totally different from a fully developed adult’s skin. Children have still-developing and immature skin, which is structurally thinner than adult skin. Their skin tends to absorb tropical ingredients more readily, which can be both beneficial and harmful. Dr Bindu said, “The outermost barrier (stratum corneum) contains fewer natural lipids, making it more permeable and prone to moisture loss, irritation, and allergen penetration. Sebum production is minimal until puberty, which means children lack the natural protective oils, unlike adults skin, which help defend itself against environmental stressors like pollution, friction, and microbes. As a result, children’s skin absorbs topical ingredients more readily, which is both beneficial and harmful.” Hence, the formulation choice a child uses on himself or herself is particularly important

When one is pervasively unaware of the pros and cons of something, one tends to believe the majority’s perception. Hence, especially for parents in this scenario, it is important to be well educated and mindful. The ubiquitous influencer culture, widespread marketing tactics of brands to target children, and easy availability and access to any sort of skincare products do not help create a positive connotation for child skincare. When adult skincare brands keep their products at a kid’s eye level on a supermarket shelf, when there are no age barriers for the ‘Unboxing videos’ of adult skincare products, naturally, people think how harmful the products meant to be used on adults might be on a child’s skin. This is where knowing the difference between adult and child skincare can go a long way. Because “Basic care, including gentle cleansing, moisturising, and sunscreen, is necessary to support the developing skin barrier and prevent issues like eczema, sun damage, and sensitivity,” quoting Dr Bindu. Always remember that skincare has to be minimal, age appropriate and function-focused. If it is driven by market trends, peer pressure, or aesthetic priorities to ‘look cool’ or similar, then it is not skin care or self-care. Then one is harming oneself in the most ‘uncool’ way possible, and it is the parents’ responsibility to guide children not to do that.

“Parents should keep their child away from any harsh soaps, excessive bathing, and high sun exposure for long-term skin protection; these things will cause the balance of the child’s skin to be disrupted. Parents are encouraged to use children’s broad-spectrum sunscreen, keep the child hydrated, and provide a soft, breathable fabric against their child’s skin to keep it protected,” said Dr Simantini R Sakhardande, a consultant dermatologist and cosmetologist at Manipal Hospital. She further informed, “Having a simple and consistent regimen early on will decrease the chances of developing eczema f lare-ups, rashes, or any other issues and create a foundation for long-term skin health and resilience. Mild, unscented cleansing and moisturising routines that allow for the proper function of the natural barrier of a child’s skin will help to keep their skin moisturised and irritant-free dermatologically.”

So if a basic skincare does no harm, what kind of skincare becomes harmful for them? “Introducing ‘adult-style skincare’ with actives such as acids, retinoids, or brightening agents is unnecessary and potentially harmful, as it can disrupt the skin barrier and trigger long-term sensitivity,” explained Dr Bindu Sthalekar, a celebrity dermatologist and Founder of Skin Smart Solutions. Regular use of such skincare can also cause “The risk of developing skin irritation and dryness, allergic reactions & eczema arising from strong fragrances & preservatives,” said Dr Nathaniel. When asked about whether frequent exposure to various chemicals affects a child’s developing body in any way, he replied, “Some chemicals called endocrine-disrupting chemicals can interfere with the body’s natural hormones & can affect a child’s growth and development, play a role in affecting the child’s reproductive health and future fertility. Additionally, due to a child’s thinner skin barrier, chemicals can be absorbed into the bloodstream more easily, thus increasing the chances of systemic side effects.

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Morning vs Night Skincare: Which Routine Matters More in India

Morning vs Night Skincare: Which Routine Matters More in India

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-Oneindia Staff


Updated: Thursday, December 11, 2025, 8:29 [IST]

Morning
and
night
skincare
routines
both
help
keep
skin
healthy.
Morning
care
protects
skin
from
sun,
heat,
dust,
and
pollution.
Night
care
helps
repair
damage
and
supports
skin
renewal
during
sleep.
Many
people
ask
which
routine
matters
more.
The
answer
usually
depends
on
skin
type,
daily
habits,
and
local
weather,
but
both
routines
play
different,
important
roles.

Morning
skincare
focuses
on
protection.
Products
aim
to
shield
skin
from
sun
rays,
pollution,
sweat,
and
make-up.
Night
skincare
focuses
on
repair.
Products
aim
to
support
skin
renewal
and
target
spots,
dullness,
or
fine
lines.
Morning
steps
are
often
lighter
and
quick.
Night
steps
may
be
richer
and
more
focused
on
treatment.

Morning
and
night
skincare
routines
play
essential
roles,
with
morning
care
focused
on
protection
against
sun
and
pollution,
while
nighttime
care
aids
in
repair
and
renewal,
both
crucial
for
healthy
skin.
In
India,
factors
such
as
sun
exposure
and
skin
type
influence
which
aspects
need
more
attention.

In
India,
strong
sun
and
pollution
are
part
of
daily
life.
Morning
skincare
helps
form
a
barrier
between
your
skin
and
harsh
outdoor
factors.
A
good
routine
in
the
morning
reduces
tanning,
sunburn,
and
early
ageing
signs.
It
also
keeps
skin
fresh
through
work,
travel,
and
heat.
Skipping
morning
care
can
make
other
skincare
efforts
less
effective.

Key
Steps
in
a
Morning
Routine

Most
people
do
not
need
a
harsh
face
wash
in
the
morning.
A
gentle
cleanser
or
even
just
water
may
be
enough
for
normal
skin.
After
cleaning,
use
a
light,
hydrating
toner
or
mist
if
your
skin
feels
tight.
Follow
this
with
a
simple
moisturiser
suited
to
your
skin
type.
The
final
and
most
important
step
is
sunscreen.

The
Role
of
Sunscreen
in
Morning
Skincare

Sunscreen
is
often
the
most
important
product
in
a
morning
routine.
It
protects
skin
from
UV
rays,
which
can
cause
dark
spots,
tanning,
fine
lines,
and
even
skin
cancer.
For
Indian
weather,
a
broad
spectrum
sunscreen
with
at
least
SPF
30
is
usually
advised.
Reapply
every
few
hours
if
you
stay
outdoors
or
work
near
windows.

How
Night
Skincare
Helps
Skin
Repair

At
night,
skin
switches
to
repair
mode.
Blood
flow
to
the
skin
increases,
and
cells
renew
faster
than
in
the
day.
A
night
routine
supports
this
natural
process.
It
helps
fade
acne
marks,
sun
damage,
and
rough
texture
over
time.
Night
skincare
also
restores
moisture
lost
from
air
conditioning,
sun,
and
dust
during
the
day.

Key
Steps
in
a
Night
Routine

Night
skincare
often
starts
with
deep
cleansing.
If
you
use
sunscreen
or
make-up,
double
cleansing
can
help.
First
use
a
cleansing
oil
or
balm,
then
a
gentle
face
wash.
After
cleansing,
apply
toner
or
essence
if
you
like.
Next,
use
treatment
products
such
as
serums
or
gels.
Seal
everything
with
a
suitable
night
cream
or
light
lotion.

When
Night
Skincare
May
Matter
More

For
people
dealing
with
acne,
marks,
or
ageing
signs,
night
skincare
may
feel
more
useful.
This
is
because
treatment
products
like
retinol,
exfoliating
acids,
or
spot
gels
usually
work
best
at
night.
Sunlight
can
reduce
the
effect
of
some
actives
or
cause
skin
irritation.
Night
use
allows
strong
products
to
work
in
calm,
stable
conditions.

When
Morning
Skincare
May
Matter
More

If
you
spend
a
lot
of
time
outdoors,
commute
in
traffic,
or
work
near
windows,
morning
skincare
may
matter
more.
Sunscreen
and
a
light
antioxidant
serum
help
defend
skin
from
daily
damage.
For
those
with
sensitive
skin
or
redness,
morning
care
that
calms
and
protects
can
prevent
flare-ups.
In
hot,
humid
cities,
oil
control
in
the
morning
also
helps.

Skin
Type,
Lifestyle,
and
Climate

Oily
skin
may
prefer
lighter
textures
in
both
routines,
such
as
gel
cleansers
and
water-based
moisturisers.
Dry
skin
may
need
cream
cleansers
and
richer
night
creams.
For
people
in
cooler
hill
stations,
extra
hydration
at
night
may
be
key.
Those
in
coastal
or
very
humid
areas
may
rely
more
on
oil
control
and
sunscreen
during
the
day.

Balancing
Both
Routines
for
Indian
Skin

For
many
Indians,
the
best
approach
is
to
give
equal
care
to
both
routines,
but
focus
on
different
goals.
Use
your
morning
skincare
to
protect
from
sun
and
pollution
with
sunscreen
as
the
hero
step.
Use
your
night
skincare
to
repair
and
treat,
using
simple
but
steady
products.
Avoid
harsh
scrubs
and
very
strong
actives
without
guidance.

Simple
Tips
to
Decide
Your
Focus

If
time
is
short
in
the
morning,
never
skip
sunscreen,
even
if
you
cut
other
steps.
If
time
is
short
at
night,
at
least
cleanse
well
and
use
a
basic
moisturiser.
People
with
active
skin
concerns
may
focus
more
on
night
treatment,
while
those
with
outdoor
jobs
may
rely
more
on
morning
care.
Consistency
in
both
routines
gives
the
best
results.

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Boots shoppers praise ‘perfect’ No7 £20 skincare gift set as ideal Christmas present

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The No7 Skincare Essentials 5-Piece Collection is available for £20 at Boots and shoppers say it’s ‘beautifully packaged’ in time for the festive season

Jessica Brunt and Nina Crighton

13:30, 10 Dec 2025

This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreThe set contains five products ideal for a festive season pamper

Boots customers are rushing to buy a £20 Christmas gift that’s perfect for beauty enthusiasts. The No7 Skincare Essentials 5-Piece Collection Gift Set contains ‘the essential five steps for healthier looking skin’ all beautifully presented in festive gold packaging and ready to give.

The set includes a hydration mask, day cream, toning water, foaming cleanser, and night cream which suit all skin types. Shoppers say it’s “a real treat to open” with the products being “gentle” on the skin.

It’s also worth mentioning that this set forms part of Boots’ ‘three for two on selected Christmas mix and match’ offer. This encompasses a vast range of reasonably priced Christmas presents and stocking fillers, featuring brands like Ted Baker, Liz Earle, Sanctuary Spa, and more.

Meanwhile, M&S customers are raving about a ‘very good value’ gift set packed with pampering goodies. The Bath and Body Gift Bag costs £25 and is currently in high demand on the website as Christmas shopping gets into full swing.

Offering a 32% saving compared to purchasing the products separately, the gift bag holds seven mini-sized products including a NEOM Perfect Night’s Sleep Bath Foam, an L’Occitane shower oil, a Dr Paw Paw original balm, and more, reports the Liverpool Echo. Also featured is a £5 voucher to use off any of the brands inside the bag, provided shoppers purchase it online through M&S.

Get Christmas ready

Shop the No7 Skincare Essentials 5-Piece Collection Gift Set at Boots

What’s inside the No7 Skincare Essentials 5-Piece Collection Gift Set?

  • No7 Instant Results Nourishing Hydration Mask Dry/Very Dry 100ml
  • No7 Essential Moisture Day Cream 25ml
  • No7 Toning Water For All Skin Types 75ml
  • No7 Foaming Cleanser For All Skin Types 50ml
  • No7 Essential Moisture Night Cream 25ml

One delighted customer left a five-star review, saying: “I absolutely love the No7 beauty pack. The products are very gentle on young skin, leaving it feeling soft, fresh, and well-nourished.”

They added: “The gift box comes with a lovely variety of items, making it great value and a real treat to open. It’s the perfect Christmas present, beautifully packaged, high quality, and suitable for all ages. Highly recommend.”

Bernie described it as a “good idea for Christmas”, adding: “Nice and handy set got for Christmas as part of a deal. Good fillers for hampers.”

Another shopper praised the night cream, writing: “I have problem with rosacea on my cheeks and even brands that make creams without any perfumes or chemicals in them gave me, for some reason, redness. This cream is just perfect.”

No7 Skincare Essentials 5-Piece Collection Gift Set(Image: Boots)

A customer particularly enjoyed the face mask, saying: “Love using this after using a face scrub or micro needling my face. Just helps to plump up my skin and help with the dryness on my cheeks.”

However, one shopper wasn’t impressed with the day cream, writing: “Hopefully it is doing the job but I don’t like the smell. I would also prefer it to have SPF.”

Another user wasn’t a fan of the cleanser, stating: “This doesn’t seem to foam like on the pictures, instead feels like I’m putting baby oil on my face. Doesn’t do much for my skin.”

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A dermatologist's guide to wedding skincare: Expert tips for a natural bridal glow on your big day

A dermatologist’s guide to wedding skincare: Expert tips for a natural bridal glow on your big day

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Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life. From selecting your wedding lehenga to jewellery, picking your hairstyle and getting the makeup right, everything contributes to creating the bridal glow. But in between planning for all these aspects, brides-to-be often end up neglecting skincare.

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What’s worth not forgetting is that while makeup can enhance your beauty, true glow comes from healthy, nourished skin. The secret to that flawless bridal look is a well-planned skincare routine that starts months before the big day. So, for all those beautiful bride-to-be, here is a quick guide for glowing skin for a bridal look that lasts from the ceremony to the final dance.

Wedding Skincare Guide for brides-to-be

Dermatologist Dr Shweta Tripathi, Co-founder at MySkindom, tells HT ShopNow, “For a wedding glow, it’s better to start way early before your D-day. Apart from skincare, it is also important to stay hydrated and eat well. ”

Start Early — The 3-Month Rule

Bridal glow doesn’t happen overnight. It is something you build with regular care and consistency. “As a dermatologist, I always remind brides to start your skincare routine early, preferably 3-6 months before their wedding. This gives enough time to address issues such as pigmentation, acne scars, uneven skin tone or texture, and to build skin resilience”, says Dr Tripathi.

In case you have breakouts, acne, or pigmentation, you can consult a dermatologist beforehand. She suggests to drink plenty of water (or hydrating fluids like coconut water), and eat an antioxidant-rich diet of fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds as these habits will really make the skin look healthy from within. Moreover, try staying away from fried and oily food to avoid acne and breakouts.

Follow the basic CTM routine consistently

Keep your skincare routine simple with basic cleansing, toning, and moisturising (CTM). Maintain consistency by using the products as per your skin type. A consistent skincare routine is much better than applying some last-minute skincare products.

Morning routine:

Cleanser: Use a gentle cleanser to wash off impurities and dirt and prep your skin.

Toner: Make toner your daily BFF as it helps balance pH and tighten pores.

Serum: Use a face serum daily for the ultimate glow. Opt for a vitamin C face serum to boost your glow and even-toned skin

Moisturiser: Choose a moisturiser as per your skin type. A good nourishing cream or moisturiser keeps your skin soft and hydrated throughout the day.

Sunscreen: Never skip using a sunscreen. In fact, this is non-negotiable! Even indoors, SPF protects you from dullness and premature ageing.

Night routine:

Remove makeup: Your skin will thank you for this later. But never forget to remove your makeup. Use a makeup remover wipe or micellar water to clean away your makeup or dirt residue before going to bed.

Exfoliate (2–3 times a week): Exfoliate your skin at least twice a week. Exfoliation gently buffs away blackheads and dead cells.

Face Serum: Treat your skin with a face serum at night, too. Retinol or hyaluronic acid face serum helps repair and renew your skin.

Night Cream: Finally, finish your nighttime skincare with a nourishing night cream to lock in hydration while you sleep.

Weekly skin pampering

Your skin deserves at least a weekly dose TLC! Weekly pampering helps maintain that glow and freshness. Go for facials or treatments, or opt for DIY face masks for that glow.

DIY face masks: You can create your own DIY face masks using homemade products. Choose natural ingredients like honey, yoghurt, turmeric, and aloe vera for your skin that can work wonders.

Professional facials: Go for hydrating or brightening facials every 2–3 weeks, but avoid trying anything new too close to the wedding.

Body care: Remember, your glow shouldn’t stop at your face. Scrub, exfoliate, and moisturise your body regularly for even-toned, soft skin.

Tackle specific skin concerns

Every bride has her unique skin story, whether it’s acne, dryness, or uneven tone. You can tackle these skin issues with certain skin ingredients. This gives enough time to address issues such as pigmentation, acne scars, uneven skin tone or texture, and to build skin resilience. Begin to address pigmentation or hair care concerns at least 6 months before the wedding date. For any booster to be injected, go for it at least 1 month before the wedding. And for any laser hair reduction, keep at least an 8-month window.

For acne-prone skin: Choose products with salicylic acid or tea tree oil.

For pigmentation: Vitamin C and niacinamide help fade dark spots.

For dry skin: Look for hydrating ingredients like ceramides and hyaluronic acid.

For oily skin: Gel-based moisturisers and mattifying toners keep shine in check.

However, consult a dermatologist before using these ingredients.

Don’t forget the basics

No product can replace the power of a healthy lifestyle. Indulge in a healthy lifestyle before your D-Day to glow on the special night.

Sleep enough: Sleep for at least 7–8 hours for that fresh, rested glow.

Stay stress-free: Stress = breakouts. Try yoga, meditation, or simply a walk in the fresh air.

Exercise and burn those calories: Exercise boosts blood circulation, along with burning some fat, and gives you that lit-from-within glow.

The final week countdown

Know that the final few days before the wedding day are not the time to experiment. Rather, just stick to what your skin already loves. “The week before the wedding should be about keeping the skin calm and rested. Your skin regenerates while you sleep — this helps reduce dark circles, puffiness, and dullness. So, get adequate sleep of at least 7–8 hours.”, says Dr Tripathi. She further mentions that when a bride cares for her skin holistically, internally and externally, the makeup doesn’t just sit better, the glow feels effortless and authentic. A combination of discipline, wellness, and confidence is the true essence of bridal radiance.

(Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.)

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Expert Tips To Achieve A Luminous Wedding Day Look

Expert Tips To Achieve A Luminous Wedding Day Look

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(By Dr. Blossom Kochhar)

For many brides, the wedding day starts long before the first outfit change or the very first photograph. The glow that everyone talks about is not just makeup magic. It comes from how well the skin has been cared for in the weeks leading up to the celebrations. A radiant bridal look is really the result of small habits done regularly and  not something that appears overnight.

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Start Early For Noticeable Results

Brides should begin their routine as early as they reasonably can. Even simple steps like cleansing properly, drinking enough water, and sticking to mild products make a visible difference after a few weeks. The skin behaves best when it feels familiar with what is being used on it. Sudden experiments do not help, especially so close to the wedding. A gentle exfoliation once in a while, a good moisturizer, and a serum that suits the skin type are usually enough to restore softness and brightness.

Keep The Routine Gentle And Familiar

Brides should focus on things that support the natural texture of the skin. Vitamin C works well for uneven tone. Hyaluronic acid helps with hydration. Calming botanical ingredients reduce redness when the skin is stressed. Staying away from harsh peels or strong active ingredients right before the big day since the skin may react unpredictably when nerves and exhaustion are high.

A Simple, Effective Wedding Morning Ritual

On the morning of the wedding, keep the routine very simple. A light cleanse, a refreshing toner or mist, and a comfortable moisturiser are usually all that is needed before the makeup artist starts working. Well hydrated skin holds makeup better and looks more luminous without needing too much coverage. Brides who have daytime functions should include sunscreen that blends well and does not create a heavy layer under makeup.

Rest, Wellness, And Mindfulness For Radiance

Rest and wellness matter just as much as products. A calm night’s sleep, less screen time, and light meals can help the skin look healthier. Even a few minutes of slow breathing can ease the tension that often shows up as dullness or puffiness.

True Bridal Radiance Comes From Consistency

True bridal radiance comes from a combination of preparation, consistency, and a relaxed mind. When the skin is cared for in a gentle and steady way, the glow appears naturally and stays through every moment of the wedding day.

Dr. Blossom Kochhar is Pioneer in Aromatherapy and Founder, Blossom Kochhar Group of Companies

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Dermatologist shares winter skincare tips as cold weather arrives

Dermatologist shares winter skincare tips as cold weather arrives

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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Winter officially arrives Dec. 21, but cold weather has already arrived, heaters are running, and many people are experiencing dry, itchy and cracking skin.

Dermatologist Dr. Corinne Erickson said skincare routines need adjustments for winter, similar to swapping summer clothing for warmer options.

Erickson sat down with Atlanta News First and offered tips to keep skin healthy throughout the season as heating systems and cold temperatures create challenging conditions for skin care.

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