How A Humidifier Can Help (And Harm) Your Skin This Winter
Cris Cantón via Getty Images Humidifiers can improve hydration for your skin. The air moisture levels can be an issue in both summer and winter, as central heating and air conditioning equally dry out the skin; depending on your location and humidity levels, you might need a humidifier year-round. This can help prevent water loss, which leads to dry, flaky skin,” said Dr. Jordan Staples, a board-certified dermatologist at Westlake Dermatology. Even normal skin shows improved barrier function in properly humidified environments,” said Dr. Kunal Malik, a board-certified cosmetic and medical dermatologist. “They have multiple functions, such as humidifier, air purifier, HEPA filters all in one and can adjust the humidity levels in the room as well as detect dust particles and bacteria in the air,” she said.
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