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Skiing: The Anti-Beauty Treatment

1213skiblis 1213skidr About five minutes into my maiden snowboarding attempt last weekend, my SPF face-and-lip balm flew out of my ski pants. Since I had no idea how to go right or left (only straight down, at much too rapid speed), I had to abandon it in the powdery snow.

Three days later, I'm still feeling the effects: My lips are chapped. My skin is cracked and windburned. My body is also covered in bruises shaped like tree trunks and ski poles.

My three-pronged approach—Blistex Silk & Shine Lip Protectant, Sundari Omega 3 and Amalaki Night Cream, and Dr. Hauschka Ouch! Aid Arnica Compresses—is slowly restoring me to normalcy.

Next time, clearly, I'm taking a lesson. And duct-taping the SPF balm to my forehead. And accepting any other advice—beauty and otherwise—you can give me.

—Dawn Spinner, associate beauty editor 1213skiomega

December 13, 2007

Comments

Try Dermalogica's Climate Control, it's great for chapped and damaged skin. Vist my beauty blog for more -

http://mikaelasjetsetbeauty.blogspot.com/

try Kiehl's All-Sport Non Freeze Facial Protector. It helps keep your face from getting chapped while providing sun protection to protect you from the dreaded goggle tan.

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