As winters reason is right to the next door you should very careful that in winter reason brings a lot of change in your body. One of the Mumbai-based dermatologist Dr Saumya Shetty Hegde said, "In winter, your body needs to moisturise more and more. As the temperature drops, our skin is more likely to change or fluctuate abnormally with different humidity levels in autumn and winter months. The drier the air, the more moisture it discomfort your skin more."

GET SOME SKIN MOISTURIZER 
Hegde roots for petroleum jelly as a good and cheap moisturiser. The only thing you have to do that. Apply it after a shower to prevent your skin from drying out. You can also use it for dry nose during cold or allergy season she adviced. Her other tips for upping your winter care game? Opt for a fragrance-free moisturiser for best effect; avoid bubble baths and to keep your skin supple, use a humidifier in your room.

WINTER BASICS
Take one brief shower per day. Prolonged or frequent exposure to water or soap will cause more dryness. Avoid a bubble bath. Don't use much hot water. Immediately post bath, within five minutes, when your skin is a little moist, apply the moisturiser. Use a humidifier, when you turn the heat on in your homes. Pick a lotion depending on your skin type. You need a heavier moisturiser in winter.

JELLY GOOD
Five ways petroleum jelly can up your skin game this winter At night, soak your feet in warm water with some salt added to it. Towel-dry thoroughly and apply petroleum jelly. Wear clean cotton socks over it to lock in the moisture. Use a little bit of petroleum jelly for your split ends and wash it off with shampoo after some time. Mix petroleum jelly with sea salt. Apply it to your body after a bath. Interestingly, while applying, it acts as a scrub. Later, the salt gets dissolved and coats the skin as a long-lasting lotion.

Apply jelly to soothe embroidery rashes.
A quick application of petroleum jelly can slick eyebrow hair back and keep it in place all day for a neat look that perfectly frames your face.
—  Winter tips by Dr Saumya Shetty Hegde, dermatologist