love the skin you're in!

Winter's harsh elements can wreak havoc on your skin! But these heated, hydrating DIY remedies will take your look from blah to ahh in no time! Read on to find the one that's right for you

Heal dry, cracked hands with a thermal wrap

The combination of shea butter (its fatty acids restore moisture) and vitamin E (it mends cracks) deeply hydrates and heals hands. Topping with a warm, damp towel helps ingredients absorb. TRY IT! Mix 2 tsp. of shea butter (like Kuza African Shea Butter, CVS.com) and the liquid from 1 vitamin E capsule. Rub onto clean, dry hands, then wrap with warm, damp washcloths. Let sit for 5 minutes before removing and rinsing.

Calm windburn with a warm milk compress 

Anti-inflammatory lactic acid in milk reduces redness, while its fats and proteins moisturize and repair chafed skin. When heated, the warmth offers instant relief to irritated skin. 

TRY IT! Add 1⁄2 cup of milk to a heat-safe bowl and microwave until warm. Saturate a washcloth in the liquid, wring out the excess and pat onto areas with windburn; dip the cloth back into the milk as needed. Let sit for 10 minutes before rinsing.

Soothe an itchy scalp with a steamed aloe + glycerin mask