[header] How to prevent wind burn [title] Wear full-length layers. [step] Even if you are dressing for an indoor occasion that might not require a full-length ensemble, make sure you have full-length layers for those times you will be outdoors. Wear a jacket that comes down to the wrists at the sleeves and up to the base of the neck, and make sure pants come down to the ankles.
[header] How to prevent wind burn [title] Wear full-length layers. [step] Even if you are dressing for an indoor occasion that might not require a full-length ensemble, make sure you have full-length layers for those times you will be outdoors. Wear a jacket that comes down to the wrists at the sleeves and up to the base of the neck, and make sure pants come down to the ankles.
The air will be fresher and dry inside and out while keeping you warm from the inside out. [substeps] Layers help prevent the wind burn as well as compensating for the decrease of icc radiation during the day. [substeps] Avoid tightly-fitted jackets or blazers, which will trap the wind. Tuck in your jeans so that the top layer fits snugly and does not show through. [title] Don't prune your hair. [step] A lot of people spike their hair to give it extra height, and that'd be a no for outdoor occasions. [substeps] Help fill in gaps in coverage by wearing long wool socks at the feet, gloves on your hands, and a scarf around your neck. Expose as little of your skin as possible to the cold.