Another Day In Winter By Shari Low

Well if the majority of problems arising during both these seasons are so different, would it be logically sound to say that the skincare routines for summer and winter would also be different. And it is understandable if you find this a little daunting.

During summer, your skin is exposed to excessive heat and warm rays of the sun which can cause the skin to become sweaty and oily. What your skin yearns for during summer is to feel cool and refreshed. Since the oil glands of the skin are more active during summer, acne and breakouts are another problem that you need to prevent or deal with.

Winter exposes your skin to cold and dry weather conditions, which leads to dry and dehydrated skin conditions. Application of sunscreen is still necessary for winters, especially nowadays since the UV rays are still intrusive. Moreover, even exfoliation is important but use different ingredients.

Basically even during winter, your skin would necessitate the removal of impurities; however, it will at the same time also require more hydration. For instance, the best natural ingredients that can be used are oats and honey, granulated sugar and coconut oil, aloe vera and walnut powder. Exfoliate only once a week.

Indiana reported another dramatic increase in coronavirus deaths Wednesday, with 16 new deaths for a total of 65, according to the state dashboard that tallies newly reported cases and deaths. The number of confirmed cases climbed by more than 400, to 2,565, with Marion County alone surpassing 1,000.

Cost sharing has been suspended until further notice. Members who typically had co-payments will not have any co-payments applied starting Wednesday. This applies to all IHCP programs including HIP and covers pharmacy co-pays.

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