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Dry winter skin? Uriage body care compared at Belgian pharmacies

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The heating is on full blast, the wind bites your cheeks, and your skin feels like sandpaper. Sound familiar? During winter months, up to 60% of people suffer from dry, flaky skin. Uriage, the French dermo-cosmetic brand based on thermal water from Uriage-les-Bains, offers a complete solution with its Xémose range.

Why is skin drier in winter?

Your skin has a protective lipid layer that retains moisture. In winter, this barrier is attacked from both sides: cold, dry air outside and central heating inside. Hot showers make it worse by stripping natural lipids.

The best Uriage products for winter

Uriage Xémose Relipidating Cream Anti-Irritation 200ml - from €11.05

The flagship of the Xémose range for very dry, atopy-prone skin. Contains patented Cerasterol-2F. Prices from €11.05 to €22.59, over €11 savings.

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Uriage Xémose Anti-Itch Soothing Oil Balm - from €16.70

A hybrid half-oil, half-balm product. Nourishes without greasy residue. Up to 48-hour hydration. From €16.70 to €23.05.

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Uriage Water Essence 100ml - from €5.24

Lightweight lotion that absorbs instantly. Excellent value. From €5.24 to €22.60, over €17 difference.

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Uriage Xémose C8+ Soothing Cream 200ml - from €15.85

Intensive formula with extra ceramides and anti-itch ingredients. From €15.85 to €24.65.

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Uriage Eau Thermale Water Cream 40ml - from €9.79

Light gel-cream hydration. From €9.79 to €19.35 across six Belgian pharmacies.

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Conclusion

Dry winter skin is treatable with the right products. Price differences between Belgian pharmacies are huge - sometimes over €17 for the same product. Always compare on PharmaCompare.

This is not medical advice. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist. Read the patient information leaflet. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.