My feet are like that at bedtime too, tizliz. I have found that an underneath electric blanket makes a difference. If the rest of me warms up quickly, my feet do too. Still, it's daft because they usually get hotter and hotter through the evening (while my nose gets colder) and then freeze when I go to bed.
I've started pulling on one of my gardening hats in the evenings when I'm just reading or something. It seems to work in the same way as the heated under-blanket and warms up my nose as well.
Could it all just mean my circulation's gone to pot? Except....
When I was getting chilblains on my toes (didn't recognise them and neither did my GP! He put me on an antibiotic for what he supposed was an infection!!!!!), my GP said I had a good pulse in my feet.
Anyway, the chilblains went away and have stayed away since I got the electric under-blanket.
Looks like the solution to a cold evening nose is a woolly hat ?
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