How to stay warm, according to ski patrollers |
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| NYT Wirecutter; source photos by Elissa Sanci |
Ski patrollers spend the majority of their time on the slopes, exposed to the mountain elements: biting winds, wet sleet, freezing temps. The essential gear they swear by to stay warm — including leather gloves, a breathable neck gaiter, and extremely durable merino-wool socks — will keep you toasty off the slopes, too.
Plus, a soothing balm for wind-chapped skin→
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Your daily deal: “My secret to supple skin is this luxe shower oil” |
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| L'Occitane |
Writer Kaitlin Mahar calls this super-indulgent shower oil “liquid gold,” because it’s the only thing that can moisturize her dry winter skin. In the shower, it transforms from a runny oil into a creamy salve, leaving your body hydrated and glowy.
We found it on sale right now→
One last thing (for après-ski): The best sweats |
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| Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter; prop styling by Elizabeth Serwin |
Any of our favorites — including weightless wide-leg sweatpants and a slouchy, oversize cashmere sweater — would fit right in at a snowy winter cabin.
The (non-schlubby) sweats we love→
Speaking of cabins: Starting next month, you’ll be able to rent the ‘Heated Rivalry’ cottage.
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