We usually bundle up more during winter because of the biting cold air.  Whenever we go inside a temperature-controlled room, we’re overdressed, and this causes us to lose moisture when we perspire.  Also, our winter clothes are often made out of irritating fabric like wool, which can cause more dryness, friction, itching, and flaking.  Or we might wear cothes made out of material like nylon or leather, which keeps our skin from breathing and traps bacteria against our skin.

When choosing winter clothes, pick fabrics like cottom – a non-irritating material that doesn’t trap moisture on our skin’s surface.  Remember though that once cotton gets wet, it doesn’t dry very quickly.  Dress up in layers so you can put on or remove articles of clothing according to the changes in temperature.