4 Great Products to Help Winter Skin Issues (Whole Foods)

The cold temperatures of the winter months can wreak havoc on our skin leading to dryness, sensitivity, redness, and even acne. When skin issues arise it's often our first reaction to over-cleanse, but according to our skin experts, we should be focused on gentle exfoliation, hydrating ingredients, and facial oils. I have rounded up our favorite products from Whole Body (Foods) to help get you and your skin through the cold. With Whole Body the products do not include these more than 100 potentially harmful chemicals, so feel good knowing you're infusing your skin with high-quality ingredients that care for your health and the environment.

 EO French Lavender Shower Gel- 16.0 fl oz - image 1 of 1
While hot showers in the winter can be comforting, they can leave the skin feeling dehydrated and tight. EO Products French lavender shower gel does just the opposite. Its coconut cleanser and blend of organic extracts like chamomile, white tea, and fig, soothe and moisturize irritated skin. A staple of the EO products, the shower gel features a lavender essential oil for even more relaxation. Their body oils are great to use after the shower.
EO Shower Gel, French Lavender, EO Products, $9.38
It includes high antioxidant and anti-inflammatory ingredients like pomegranate, which can help reverse the effects of sun damage, and calendula, which is known to be antibacterial and could help with eczema. Get ready for glowing skin! Plus this whole line is amazing. I love all of the products.
Remove your day with Burt's Bees sensitive cleansing towelettes. This fragrance-free, hypoallergenic, and dermatologist-tested towelette leaves skin free from pore-clogging bacteria and dirt and moisturizes so that even the most sensitive skin can reap the benefits. It's formulated with cotton and rice extract and aloe so that your skin will feel refreshed and rejuvenated; no cleanser needed! I keep this in my gym bag for easy makeup removal.
There's no better way to soothe dry skin than with this all-over body oil from JĀSÖN. This moisturizing vitamin E body oil is perfect for sensitive skin and free of parabens, artificial colors, petroleum, SLS, phthalates, and synthetic fragrance. In addition to vitamin E, known for its antioxidant benefits, it features soothing oils like apricot kernel oil (known to reduce inflammation), avocado oil (helpful for cell regeneration), wheat germ oil (helps decrease free radicals that can damage your cells), and sunflower seed oil to help maintain the skin's natural barrier. So inexpensive!

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