Oatmeal for the skin: This new care trend is particularly gentle!

A warm oatmeal is a particularly good way to start your day in winter - it warms you from the inside, is good for the soul in the cold temperatures and makes the dark morning a little easier. Apparently gets this oneOur skin also has an appetite: Oatmeal Skincare is now becoming the new skin care trend and the ideal routine for the winter.

Due to the oats it contains, it is very gentle on the skin and is even suitable for eczema or neurodermatitis. Below we will explain how best to feed your skin with the new skincare and pamper your face with oatmeal, as you already know from breakfast.

Oats are part of Ayurvedic nutrition due to their healthy properties - and are used in the form of warm oatmeal to combat sluggish digestion and for a good supply of nutrients with magnesium, iron, zinc and vitamins. Since stomach and intestinal health is directly related to the skin, it only makes sense to integrate oatmeal into skincare.

The oats contained there have a similar anti-inflammatory effect thanks to their antioxidants and help to strengthen the skin barrier against free radicals in the environment. Especially in winter, when the skin is exposed to stress such as cold temperatures and heated air, Oatmeal Skincare as a beauty trend can contribute to a fresher appearance.

"Oatmeal is made by grinding oats into a fine powder and then cooking them to extract the colloidal material," dermatologist Hadley King tells Allure. It is a natural complex of lipids, proteins, peptides and starch that soothes, nourishes and moisturizes the skin. So everything you need, especially in winter. There should even be one for eczema and neurodermatitisOatmeal can be helpful and treat the sensitive areas naturally.

Oats can be found not only in creams, but also in cleansers, masks and serums. So you can decide for yourself to what extent and to what intensity you want to integrate the new skin care trend into your skincare. How about an anti-inflammatory mask with your first morning coffee and a soothing oatmeal breakfast?