Each season demands unique attention to skincare needs. With winter upon us, it's essential to understand the subtle and not-so-subtle changes required for maintaining skin health and vibrancy, particularly for mature skin.

Shifting from summer to winter, Angie emphasizes the significance of adapting our skincare products to tackle harsher and drier climates, notably in New England where she resides. Winters call for heavier, more hydrating formulations to combat lower humidity levels.

• Switching cleansers: Angie moved from light summer cleansers to more hydrating options like the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser in response to sensitivity and dryness.
• Fighting irritation with Tower 28 SOS facial spray: This hypochlorous acid spray plays a crucial role in her routine to reduce winter-induced skin irritation.
• Hydrating with ceramides and lactic acid: Equally critical is reinforcing skin moisture and maintaining elasticity through ingredients known for their anti-aging properties, such as lactic acid and vitamin C serums.

In the realm of skincare devices, Angie implies a balanced view towards incorporating them—mentioning the Omnilux LED mask as a pivotal tool, harnessing its photorejuvenation capabilities to notably uplift and brighten. Such integration proves essential for enduring wellness and enhances routine efficacy.

While adjusting products for seasonal needs, Angie retains a consideration on affordability. None of her featured products exceed $30, emphasising efficacy alongside economic feasibility.

"...I always do a printable guide because my skincare routine does have quite a few different steps...it's not super expensive because none of the products I use are over $30..." – Angie, Hot and Flashy.