"Switch from the heavier creamy butters and balms to lotions and light oils," says cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Sonam Yadav. Keep the gels for summer, she adds.

Try: Tatcha The Water Cream, $68

"Look for lotions with anti-inflammatory and anti-itch ingredients," Yadav says. This includes ingredients such as oat extracts, zinc, copper, thermal spring water and vitamin E for barrier repair.

Try: Avene Thermal Spring Water, $18.50

"Sunscreen is important daily throughout the year, but you can switch to a lighter spray if creams start to feel too sticky," Yadav says.

Try: Supergoop Defense Refresh Setting Mist, $28

"Eat fresh, local, seasonal produce and include good fats like avocado, nuts, seeds and oily fish in your diet, as these foods help maintain skin integrity," Yadav says.

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"Transition to more mattifying ingredients without looking too dull," says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Dana Marshall, MD, FAAD. "I like Revision Intellishade TruPhysical Anti-Aging Sunscreen, as it has no chemical sunscreen ingredients and is anti-aging."

Try: Revision Intellishade TruPhysical, $75