Winter

Low temperatures are not without repercussions for our skin. Some individuals develop red patches and itching following exposure to cold, a reaction referred to as cold allergy. What exactly is involved? How can you recognise cold-induced urticaria? What are the underlying causes and potential remedies? In this article, discover everything you need to know about cold-related skin allergy.

In winter, the skin faces considerable stress from cold, wind and temperature fluctuations. These environmental assaults weaken the skin barrier and promote sensations of tautness and itching. Why does the skin itch more in winter? Continue reading to gain a better understanding of this phenomenon and to adopt the right measures to soothe your skin.

As winter sets in, the skin becomes more vulnerable than ever. Tightness, roughness, feelings of discomfort... These signs often indicate xerosis cutis, a significant skin dryness related to an imbalance in its barrier function. But why does xerosis worsen when temperatures drop? Several factors come into play, which we invite you to discover.

A dull complexion is characterised by its greyish and tired appearance. This lack of radiance, often due to pollution, stress or a lack of sleep, is generally more common in winter. How can we prevent this dull winter complexion? Discover all our advice.

In winter, the skin is severely tested and undergoes numerous assaults. Although the entire body is affected, the lips are among the most vulnerable areas during this season. Why are they so sensitive? Let's explore together the reasons behind this winter fragility.