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Rhiannon Derbyshire

According to Sienna Miller’s facialist, you need to make this change to your routine for the season ahead

Sienna Miller in a blue shirt attends Savannah Miller's Bridal Ballerina Breakfast at Four Seasons Tower Bridge on April 1, 2025 in London,.

Feeling delighted to see the first signs of spring? Your skin might be less happy about the change in seasons. More time outside in still-chilly temperatures, combined with dipping in and out of central-heated rooms, can leave your complexion parched. Your skin barrier can also be impacted by these conditions, opening the door to soreness and sensitivity. I’m sure I’m not the only one battling with a dehydrated, dull complexion right now, desperately seeking skincare for dry skin. Even as a beauty editor preoccupied with hydration (I’m well versed in how to use hyaluronic acid serum and I drink litres of water per day, like a camel), I’m still finding my usual skincare routine isn’t cutting it. In times of crisis and drab skin, I turn to the pros. I spoke to Shane Cooper, facialist to stars including Hannah Waddingham, Nicola Coughlan, and Sienna Miller, and he shared a handy tip that could revolutionise your regimen.

Why you should consider making this simple tweak to your skincare routine

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