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Your Guide to Getting Rid of Dry Skin -- From Head to ToeTreat your itchy scalp, cracked feet and everything in between
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"Colder temperatures and therefore drier air in the winter cause more water evaporation from skin, which is the driving force causing dry skin," says Dr. Neal Schultz, New York City dermatologist. Between a flaky face, cracked hands, dry elbows and a scaly scalp, it can feel like no square-inch of skin is spared this time of year.
We know: ick. Luckily, there are things we can do to keep skin looking and feeling nourished and hydrated all season long. Here, your pocket-sized guide to dealing with parched winter skin, from head to heels.
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