“Sun reflected from snow can be even more intense than sun reflected from water,” explains Gerstner. She recommends using a mineral-based sunscreen with zinc every hour to protect against ultraviolet rays.
This rose-scented lip treatment contains moisturizing oils and SPF. Ginkgo biloba extract will help diminish the appearance of wrinkling, says Gerstner.
Hyaluronic acid rehydrates while pansy flower extract is said to reduce inflammation. Gerstner recommends leaving this mask on for at least 30 minutes or, even better, overnight, after a day outdoors.
If you do catch too much sun on the slopes, calming ingredients (like the lily and jasmine in this product) will help overcome redness, says Gerstner.
Shea butter, jojoba oil, and sunflower extract form a barrier to protect against the elements, like extreme cold and wind. Gerstner suggests applying it to your face, neck, hands, and feet before putting on sunscreen.
Higher altitude calls for a nightly cleansing oil that won’t strip skin of moisture, explains Gerstner. If you're acne-prone, rotate between a cleansing oil and foaming formula.