Dry spell? These skincare heroes here to save your skin for winter

Cooler temps are slowly creeping in, and my skin is already starting to feel the chill.The second the weather dips below 50 degrees, dry patches emerge — on my hands, elbows, face … basically my entire body.Simple serums and moisturizers just aren’t cutting it anymore, but I found a trio of best-selling products from M3 that works overtime to take care of my skin.Amazon’s No.

1 best-selling massage oil features a blend of collagen and plant stem cells that improve the appearance of elasticity and make the skin visibly smoother.It’s also formulated with antioxidants that improve the appearance of uneven skin on the thighs or legs over time.Gentle enough for sensitive skin types, this oil is free from parabens and harsh additives.

My favorite part: the refreshing lemony eucalyptus scent, which instantly inspires a state of relaxation.In the chaos that comes with the holiday season, it can be difficult to find time to take a breather.This lotion is specially made to support sleep and relaxation amid busy schedules.

A combination of magnesium, hydrolyzed collagen, stem cell extract, coconut oil and shea butter eases sore muscles and relieves tension.I recommend using this post-workout to aid in recovery and give your body some much-needed TLC.I’ve suffered from eczema my whole life, and this castor oil finally lets my dry patches catch a break.The roll-on design is mess-free and easy to apply, delivering an instant boost of hydration.

Apply it to flaky hands like me, or on brittle hair and brows for some extra nourishment.The product is compact enough to stash in your pocket or stuff inside a cosmetic bag during upcoming holiday travels.This article was written by Carrie Berk, Commerce Reporter for the New York Post.Carrie specializes in New York City-ready fashion finds for every style, age and budget.

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