FACING
Your Face L
iquid sunscreen loses its effectiveness in both hot and cold temperature extremes. The ideal sun protection for the face in the winter is powdered mineral sunscreen. It's stable in the cold and does not need
to be re-applied throughout the day. DR JULIE REIL
SHILOH MEDICAL CLINIC - BILLINGS
Your Skin H
arsh Montana winters present challenges for nearly all skin types. The combination of cold temperatures,
low humidity, and wind cause the skin to dry out and lose its normal luster. Try these tips to keep your skin glowing: Use a moisturizing cleanser instead of soap. Switch to a high quality barrier cream moisturizer and apply it at least twice a day. Remember to apply your sunblock daily--preferably one containing zinc oxide or titanium dioxide. Finally, dress appropriately to keep your face protected from extreme cold temperatures and windy conditions.
DR TERESA MANN ROGERS DERMATOLOGY - BOZEMAN
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DISTINCTLY MONTANA • WINTER 2013
