We are all aware of that uncomfortable feeling when the skin under all the layers of warm clothes is itchy, and when you somehow manage to scratch yourself at the right spot, you find snowflakes shedding from the skin, which leaves behind redness and a dry skin rash, thereby increasing the irritation and itchiness even more.
But not anymore! Just read this blog to find out the details about winter rashes, the red itchy spots on different parts of the body, and 5 little changes that could help you get rid of them.
What are rashes?
Well, a lot of you might be thinking this question is silly, because we all are aware what are rashes! Rashes are basically
The Itchy Red Spots On All Over The Body
Yes, thatâs actually true.
Extremely dry or dehydrated skin during the winter is referred to as winter rash.Â
What are the causes of winter rashes?
Some people may notice that as soon as the winter season kicks in, this problem starts. To some extent, you are on the right track.
People who live in areas with seasonal weather changes may develop a dry, itchy rash during the winter months.Â
To put it simply - cold temperatures, low humidity levels, and the usage of central heating are contributing factors.
The explanation, if youâre interested in getting into the details -
Your body can suffer from the effects of the cold. The moisture level in your skin also decreases as the temperature drops. This might cause a winter rash.
Skin irritation is what causes a winter rashÂ
It is typically brought on by dry skin. Even though you generally have good skin throughout the year, the colder months may cause you to get a winter rash. The problem is frequent and frequently returns year after year. Most people in colder climates have gone through it at least once.
What does a seasonal rash look like?
You can understand that you are suffering from winter rashes if you see red, itchy spots on the body - rash on thighs, legs, hands, and intimate areas. One or the other areas of your body may be affected by the rash.
The common symptoms of rashes will be -
- swelling
- itching
- flaking
- sensitivity
- bumps
- blisters
How do you get rid of the winter itch?Â
Just by making simple changes in your life to adjust to the winter season, you could make big differences in your winter rashes.
These are simple home remedies that you can use to ensure that the problem of winter rashes is completely avoided.
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Donât take too hot baths!Â
Soaking in hot baths and steaming hot showers may seem relaxing but it is a fact that too hot water leaves your skin dry and flaky as it takes away all the moisture from your skin.
Instead of overly hot baths and showers, try a warm water bath!
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Moisturising is important!Â
Winters demand that you moisturise your skin more than any other season. You should make sure that you moisturise at least once a day.
Moisturising your entire body is important! So in the winter, donât forget the areas of your body that are not visible, for example, your back and bum area.
TheKsisters' Back and Bum Cream will assist you in both moisturising and ensuring that the skin is free of dark spots or pigmentation. It will make the skin smooth and soft, thereby helping you in more than one way.
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Switch up your cleanser!Â
It is generally recommended to use a gentle cleanser, whether it is your body wash or soap or your face wash.
This ensures that the product does not strip even more moisture from your skin, leaving it even drier than before.
Your intimate areas also deserve a gentle cleanser which will not muddle with the natural pH of the intimate areas and will help you feel fresh all day long. TheKsistersâ Intimate hygiene wash is a specially formulated product that cleanses the intimate areas gently and keeps your intimate hygiene in check.
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Take extra care of your face!Â
Dry patches on the skin are common on the face during winter. You may look pale because of the winter's dryness. If not addressed promptly, this dryness can develop into the major issue of winter rash.Therefore, you need to make sure that you are taking care of your face more than ever.
So, whether you're using a hydrating sheet mask, a gentle face wash, a serum, or a moisturiser, make sure you're doing everything correctly.
The Ksisters have formulated special products that will help you take care of your face even better.
The Ksistersâ Vitamin C serum with SPF 45 PA +++ is specially made to provide the goodness of a Vitamin C serum as well as the protection of a sunscreen.
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Under eye roll on serum from TheKsisters is another product that will help you take care of the most sensitive skin on your face, i.e., the skin under your eyes.
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Take care of the areas under foldsÂ
The area under folds, such as the skin in your armpits and intimate area, does not see the light for months at a time and is mostly hidden beneath multiple layers throughout the winter.In this situation, you should take extra care of them.
TheKsisters underarm rejuvenating cream would be useful to ensure that you don't forget about the underarm care beneath all the layers. If you are someone who is insecure about your dark underarms or you simply like even-toned skin all over your body, then this cream is the best solution to your needs.
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Similarly, the sensitive skin of your intimate areas can be restored to their original skin tone before they become dark due to friction or other causes. If you prefer to have even-toned skin all over your body or are self-conscious about your dark intimate areas, The Ksisters intimate lightening serum is for you.
Special Mention!
We told you everything about rashes and the changes you should make to keep them at bay.
But if you are already suffering from them then we have a special mention to help you.
The Ksisters rash free cream will make sure that you donât feel the uncomfortable itchiness, dryness and redness, the symptoms of the rashes in your intimate areas. This cream is specially formulated to moisturise and restore rough and irritated skin.
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