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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2025 · 17 MIN

How to Fix Dry, Dull, and Dehydrated Skin Fast: Winter Skincare 101

from The Skinstructors

In this episode of The Skinstructors, Joely and Morgan break down everything estheticians need to know about winter skincare including how cold weather increases dryness, the difference between dry vs. dehydrated skin, barrier-repair ingredients to focus on, gentle exfoliation options, and seasonal homecare swaps your clients actually need. Learn how to educate clients who are confused by TikTok trends, how to rebuild compromised barriers, and which winter treatments boost results so your clients stay hydrated, glowing, and dewy all season long. Takeaways: Winter weather and indoor heating drastically increase moisture loss and compromise the skin barrier. Many clients confuse dryness with dehydration, leading to incorrect product choices. Barrier-repairing ingredients like ceramides, squalane, and omegas are essential during colder months. Gentle exfoliation like enzymes and lactic acid is still necessary to remove buildup and boost hydration effectiveness. Connect with Us: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/estitraining/?locale=fr_FR&hl=am-et Website: https://www.estitraining.com/ Email: [email protected] Youtube

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