dryness

The cream of the (most gentle) crop.

The experts have spoken — these are their favorites.

Bid adieu to winter dryness with these nourishing picks.

They also smooth flyaways, nourish cuticles, and even double as highlighter.

Dry and dehydrated skin season is here and we have you covered. 

Plus, figure out the difference between each with tips from board-certified dermatologists. 

We asked both dermatologists and makeup artists how to care for — and apply makeup to — easily irritated skin prone to eczema flare-ups. Here are their best application tips, as well as telltale signs of when to skip makeup altogether.

An oil-free sunscreen that's water- and sweat-resistant

This Vaseline skin-protecting ointment is a classic multitasker that works from head to toe.

It keeps my skin supple and moisturized through the cold winter months.

This solid moisturizer works on chapped lips, cracked cuticles, and dry elbows. 

This moisturizing shine serum fights frizz and amps up shine

It helped my low porosity hair when no other product could. 

A lightweight moisturizer that soothes and hydrates dry skin

Dermatologists share their biggest tips for soothing eczema.

This multipurpose moisturizing hair oil from Oribe gets hair glossy and smells divine.

If it works in airplane air, it'll work this winter.

The L'Oréal product has been in stores for less than a month, but it's already flying off shelves.

Derms explain how and why weather changes can mess with your skin — plus, what you can do about it.

If it gets you compliments on your skin, you might be sold, too.