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Snow-capped mountains. Trees glistening with icicles. Frosty sporting a carrot nose and stovepipe hat. There are lots of things that are beautiful about winter. Your skin isn't one of them."[Winter] conditions, both indoors and out, suck the moisture out of your skin," says Jessica Wu, M.D., a Brentwood, CA,dermatologist."That dryness accentuates fine lines and wrinkles. Patients also complain of lizard skin on their legs, itchiness,and flare-ups of eczema and rosacea."

Ranella Hirsch,M.D., a Boston-based dermatologist and next president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery, notes that when our skin retains less moisture, it loses plumpness."lf you've ever forgotten your cleanser and used the abrasive soaps in a hotel bathroom," she says,"you know that dry pinched feeling. If you don't make adjustments in your skin-care regimen, your skin in February won't feel nearly as bright and delicious as it does in July"