Cold Weather Care For Dry Skin: Expert Tips For Winter Travel

Cold Weather Care For Dry Skin: Expert Tips For Winter Travel
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But don't be fooled! The same thing can happen when traveling in or to warmer climates, partly due to the recycled oxygen in airplanes that dehydrate the skin. Cosmetic Dermatologist Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank shares his vital tips and tricks to help keep ...
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