The average South African winter often feels like an ongoing conspiracy to strip the human body of every drop of moisture. Between the cold, dry winds of the Highveld and the relentless use of different heaters to survive chilly Randburg evenings, the indoor air becomes incredibly dry. The human body is roughly 60% water. Even so, it’s easy to realise that this environment leaves skin feeling dry and flaky. That’s to say nothing of throbbing sin…
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