Hydration Solution for Skin Exposed to Strong Winds

Cold Gusts Aren’t Just Chilly, They Can Be Tough on Skin Too!

Strong winds don’t just make the body shiver, they can take a real toll on the skin. Sudden gusts can strip away moisture fast, leaving skin dry, flaky, and even irritated. That’s why, in unpredictable weather, keeping skin hydrated with the right skincare is a must.

Why Wind Dries Out the Skin

Windburn Is More Than Just a Breeze

When the skin is exposed to intense wind, its outer layer can weaken, triggering a form of irritant dermatitis known as windburn. This condition leads to extreme dryness, disrupts the skin barrier, and causes inflammation (Yadav & Graf, 2023).

And it’s not just outdoor wind, air from indoor cooling systems can also dry out the skin. So daily hydration matters, whether indoors or out.

wund+™ Regeneration Cream: Skin’s Shield Against the Wind

Strengthens the Skin Barrier & Locks in Moisture

Formulated with urea, panthenol, shea butter, and allantoin, wund+™ Regeneration Cream helps reinforce the skin barrier and retain moisture effectively (Piquero‑Casals et al., 2021).

It’s also enriched with MicroSilver™, a gentle antimicrobial that protects against bacteria without upsetting the skin’s balance. Perfect for sensitive or dry skin facing wind, weather changes, or both.

Up to 24 Hours of Comfort

This topically applied cream from GWS Wellness delivers long-lasting hydration for up to 24 hours. Its soft, fast-absorbing texture helps soothe tight or irritated skin almost instantly.

Simple Skincare Tips for Windy Days

• Apply wund+™ Regeneration Cream before heading outside, and reapply if needed
• Avoid harsh soaps that can strip natural oils
• Use a humidifier indoors to maintain skin-friendly air
• Wear layered clothing for added protection

Confident Skin in Any Weather

Strong winds might chill the air, but they don’t have to damage skin. With the help of wund+™ Regeneration Cream, the skin stays hydrated, protected, and comfortable, no matter what the forecast says! (AP)

References

Friedman, A. (2018). “Windburn and Sunburn Differences”. Allure.

Herrero‑Fernandez, M., et al. (2022). Impact of Water Exposure and Temperature Changes on Skin Barrier Function. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 11(2), 298.

Piquero‑Casals, J., et al. (2021). Urea in Dermatology: A Review… Dermatology and Therapy, 11(6), 1905–1915.

Rourey, C. (2012). Methods to Assess Protective Efficacy of Emollients… Dermatology Research and Practice.

Yadav, G., & Graf, J. (2023). “Windburn Causes and Treatment”. Byrdie.