Usually, your skin secretes natural oils to keep it soft, healthy, and moisturized; however, if something removes these oils or interferes with their production, your skin can get dry, flaky, and cracked. To soothe your skin once it dries out, apply a moisturizing lotion, cream, or balm often. These moisturizing solutions work by holding moisture close to the skin with a layer of oil or fat. Consider make lotion application part of your daily routine — for instance, you might try keeping a bottle of hand lotion at each of your kitchen and bathroom sinks so you can apply after each wash. As a very general rule, the thicker the moisturizer, the more it will help your skin regain its moisture. Thus, thick creams, balms, and "butters" are usually more effective than thinner, watery lotions; however, these can sometimes leave you with an unpleasant "greasy" feeling. Try a few options to see what works best for you. In many parts of the world, winter means cold, dry air outside and hot, dry air (from a heating system) inside. Together, these conditions can be very tough on your skin, causing dryness, cracking, and irritation. One of the best ways to keep your skin safe in the winter is to keep it covered up with long sleeves and other skin- covering accessories. The less of your skin that's exposed to the dry, biting air, the less you'll have to deal with its dehydrating effects. Stronger abrasives (like pumice stones and stiff brushes) can sometimes be great for eliminating tough, built-up dead skin deposits; however, if used too often (or if used on sensitive skin), these abrasives can leave the skin red and raw, making it vulnerable to dryness and irritation in the long run. If you're noticing pain or redness after exfoliating, take a few days off from your daily routine, then switch to a milder abrasive. For instance, if your stiff-bristled shower brush has been irritating your skin, try switching to a gentle washcloth, which should allow you to exfoliate at a much more manageable pace. Hot water, though...

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Gunakan pelembap sesuka Anda. Lindungi kulit dengan pakaian memadai dalam udara dingin. Hindari penggunaan abrasif keras yang berlebihan. Hindari mandi air panas yang lama. Pertimbangkan untuk mengganti sabun. Cobalah mandi uap ringan.