Skincare Hacks

Winters in Pakistan: Fix Dull, Ashy Hands & Feet

Cold, dry air + frequent hand washing = ashy, tight, uneven-looking hands and feet. The solution isn’t heavy bleaching—it’s a simple winter routine that hydrates, gently polishes, brightens, and protects. Here’s your Pakistan-friendly plan to keep skin soft and even all season.

Why Winter Makes Hands & Feet Look Dull

Low humidity: Moisture evaporates quickly, leaving skin rough and flaky.
Frequent washing: Soaps strip lipids, amplifying tightness and ashiness.
Friction: Shoes/socks create rubbing on heels and toes.
UV in winter: Sun can still tan exposed areas, deepening uneven tone.

Winter Care Essentials (What You’ll Use)

SACHET Hand & Foot Brightening Cream — daily hydration + even-tone support
SACHET Hand & Foot Skin Polish — creamy, gentle polish (1–3×/week)
SACHET Hand & Foot Brightening Scrub — textured option for heels
Day protection (choose one based on feel): Mineral Sunscreen SPF 70, Aloe Vera Gel Sunscreen SPF 50, or Glow Boost Moisturizer Sunscreen SPF 65
Thin cotton socks (overnight softening for heels)

Daily Winter Routine (AM & PM)

Morning (AM)

After washing: Pat hands/feet dry—do not rub.
Hydrate + brighten: Massage a thin layer of Hand & Foot Brightening Cream over backs of hands, knuckles, heels, and toes.
Protect: If you’re going outdoors or driving, apply Mineral SPF 70 or SPF 50 Gel on exposed areas. Prefer Glow Boost SPF 65 if you want moisturizer + SPF in one.

Night (PM)

Cleanse in lukewarm water and pat dry.
Seal moisture: Apply a generous layer of Hand & Foot Brightening Cream. Add a second layer on rough heels.
Overnight socks (2–3 nights/week): Wear thin cotton socks after cream to lock in softness.

Weekly Polish Plan (No Over-Scrubbing)

1–2×/week (sensitive/dry): Skin Polish only.
2–3×/week (rough heels): Brightening Scrub on heels; use Skin Polish on knuckles/toes.
Always follow with brightening cream to seal moisture.

Winter Ingredients That Help

Alpha Arbutin + Niacinamide: supports an even-toned look without harsh bleaching.
Glutathione + Vitamin E: antioxidant support against dullness.
Shea Butter + Humectants: cushion dryness and reduce flaky texture.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Very hot water: strips essential lipids—use lukewarm.
Daily hard scrubbing: causes micro-irritation and darkening.
Skipping SPF in winter: UVA still penetrates and deepens uneven tone.
Not reapplying cream after washing: moisture loss returns fast in dry air.

Quick Winter Cheat-Sheet

AM: Cream → SPF on exposed areas
PM: Cream (second layer on heels) → socks 2–3 nights
Weekly: Polish 1–3× (gentle), always seal with cream

FAQs

How fast can winter dryness improve?
With nightly cream and socks 2–3 nights/week, most people feel relief in days; smoother look appears within 1–2 weeks.

Should I scrub daily if my heels are very rough?
No—keep scrubbing to 2–3×/week on heels only; use a creamy polish for knuckles and toes.

Do I need SPF even if it’s cloudy?
Yes—UVA penetrates clouds. A quick layer on backs of hands and exposed toes prevents re-darkening.

Which product should I apply first after washing?
Apply brightening cream first (on slightly damp skin) to trap moisture; add a second layer on heels if needed.

CTA: Keep winter ashiness away—use SACHET Hand & Foot Brightening Cream daily, pair with Skin Polish or Brightening Scrub, and finish with daytime SPF.