Snow reflects UV rays, increasing burn risk.

Prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures can damage skin tissue, especially on fingers, cheeks, and ears.

Cold, dry air accelerates skin dryness and cracking.

Can strip moisture, leading to irritation and frostbite.

Cold air and indoor heating dry out the skin.

In winter, pollution can increase due to stagnant air and heating emissions, leading to oxidative stress and clogged pores.