India, Jan. 9 -- A winter rash happens overtime, not all of a sudden! One day, your skin feels a little tight, and a few days later, itching follows. The skin becomes flaky and red, and the worst feeling is that the rash doesn't go away on its own. For many people, a winter rash can be a nightmare. The fact is that every dry patch on the arms, legs, or back demands attention. And the more you scratch it, the more painful it becomes. So, how to manage a winter rash without making it worse?

Dr Sunita Naik, Head Medical Advisor and Dermatologist, Kaya Limited, tells HT ShopNow, "Cold weather quietly changes how skin behaves. The air becomes dry, and the use of heaters for long hours makes it even drier". She even blames hot showers for dama...