A Winter Skin Guide to Locking in the Moisture

Newsflash: Moisturizers don’t moisturize. This is not to say that moisturizers don’t work, but their moisturizing properties do not come from adding moisture to the skin, but by locking existing moisture in. If you’re plagued by various dryness during the cold winter month, then the concept of "locking in moisture" is especially essential to prevent cracking, scaliness, and irritation. To find out the best ways to cuff yourself to moisture this winter, the Cut spoke with Dr. Patricia Wexler, who delivered some additional tips on how to make your skin less thirsty.