Katharine McPhee Drops Her Skin Care Routine

Ginny & Georgia, that returns for , is filmed in Toronto, Canada, which can wreck havoc on skin during winter months. No one knows that better than Brianne Howey, who plays the feisty and impulsive Georgia.“I have combination skin, and it's tricky because in Toronto, I needed so much more moisture," she tells Glamour. On the other hand, having gone to college in New York and having worked in Chicago, London and Atalanta, Howey is a pro at adjusting her skin care needs based on the city and the climate."This content can also be viewed on the site it from.On top of that, working 10 to 13 hour days means a lot of heavy makeup and touch-ups.

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can help, but more on later), but there's so much more you can and should do to properly combat dry and flaky skin.So if you refuse to let your skin suffer as a result of plummeting temperatures this year, read on for seven must-follow rules of winter skin care, according to experts. You'll get the hang of it in no time.“As we move into winter, our skin is exposed to variations in temperature and humidity, as well as wind and rain, which can place stress on our delicate skin barrier. It’s the perfect time to rethink your skincare routine to battle environmental stresses,” says consultant dermatologist .

and Rita Ora into a mermaid for the British Fashion Awards. Ffrench gave Rihanna on the cover of Vogue and Irina Shayk a pair of on Instagram. But after years of beating up her skin with avant garde makeup and prosthetics, her tough-as-leather skin finally decided to draw the line when she developed a terrible rash. “I could do anything to it and put anything on it," the British beauty exec recalls. "Makeup was coming on and off, and I was using glues and that kind of thing.

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, , Camila Cabello, and , to name a few—but even the king of glam knows that makeup can only do so much if you don't care for your skin. “Skin is the foundation to your whole entire face, so I think it's super important to invest in skin care,” Ta tells Glamour. “Without great skin care, you can never have great makeup."So no matter how gorgeous your glam may be before bed, Ta reiterates: "You need to take time to remove your makeup and cleanse your skin at the end of the night." And, of course, wear SPF; but more on that below.Ta's other non-negotiable secret to success? Making lists and planning in advance, which is why he was inspired to partner with commerce platform ahead of the holiday shopping season.

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