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I suspect that when you're working hard the clothing required for the core body isn't too excessive.
I think the issue when it's really cold is exposed skin and cold air in the lungs.
I've used ski goggles and covered my lower face when conditions get pretty bad in the mountains but I haven't experienced temperatures lower than -20C.
I also haven't run in ski goggles or anything lower than -10C.