India, Oct. 31 -- Berlin (dpa) - It's not the sunny and dry months of the year that make your skin dry, but the season of switching between heated indoor air and harsh winds and cold temperatures. Facial skin in autumn and winter is subjected to a frequent alternation between dry indoor air and cold outdoor air. This takes its toll and can make the skin drier than in summer, causing it to flake. So when the weather gets cold and our skin starts to lose its moisture, it can be helpful to adjust your skincare routine. There are a few ways you can do this, starting with the right cream. Use a richer cream:Instead of light lotions, find a moisturizing cream containing lipids, ceramides, shea butter and natural oils. These ingredients strengthen...