problem with dry face

The first thing to do would be sure to wear a sun protection factor 50+ every day and then invest in a good skin care range, such as Dermalogica - the Age Smart range is the richness. Ensure that you use a barrrier as one of the products. It would be worth getting a professional skin mapping done to identify the correct products for you.

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I love Clarins products and they do a great range for dry skin. Pop to one of there counters to get advice.

In order to treat skin conditions is important to identify and tackle any factors that may be contributing to the dehydration of your skin. I suggest a professional skin mapping to ensure that you will use the right products. Drink plenty of water, use lukewarm water when washing your face, never hot water, and you could also invest in a humidifier in your home.

If you would like to come for a consultation to Bows Beauty, my advice to you is to use ENVIRON products. With the active vitamins the ranges available can treat every type of skin. It is one of the worlds best skin care range.

Make sure you hydrate your body with plenty of water. Then exfoliate regularly with a product recomended by your skin professional. Then moisturise daily. Regular facials and a good professional product will help alliviate your skins distress.

You simply need a creamy based cleanser and moisturiser with spf for day and rich night cream for at night. A weekly exfoliation and nourishing face masque intended for dry skin will also help. Visit your local Beauty Therapist once a month for a Facial to extend the benefits.
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Dry skin can be problematic but not permanent! Get a skin analysis at a good clinic, to find out if you are lacking in oil or water (dry or dehydrated skin). Look at your diet and get plenty of fluids, use a nourishing moisturiser especially at night, such as SkinScription HydroPlenish which will balance and hydrate without making skin greasy.

Clients very often feel that they have dry skin when their main issue is poor exfoliation.
gentle, daily exfoliation using a non detergent cleanser - look out for sodium laureth sulphate / SLS and avoid!
Massage a creamy cleanser , I use Image's Hydrating Vitamin C cleanser, gently into the skin for a minute or two and remove with a facecloth wrung out in warm water. Rinse and repeat.
This ensures there is no product left on the skin to irritate or dry it out.
The use of a serum containing Hyaluronic acid such as Hylagel - which I use, will help to bind in upto a 1000 times its own volume of water in the inner layers of the skin.
Then apply a moisturiser to prevent evaporation or Transepidermal Water Loss as we call it!
I use image's Hydrating Solar Defense SPF 30 as my moisturiser and broad spectrum sunscreen and Skinceuticals Face Balm at night
The use of an Enzyme based mask a couple of time a week such as image's Vitamin C Enzyme Mask will gently digest the uppermost "dead" layer of skin whilst infusing Vitamin C to strengthen the skin and hyaluronic acid to further bind water into the skin's layers.
Drink pleanty of fluids daily and take a fish oild supplement plus zinc and vitamin C - after all your skin is an organ and not just your face.
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Do your skin always was dry? What is your age? Lot of things can be done but firstly you need to nourish your body inside with vitamins and outside with a good ORGANIC SKIN CARE products.

We all apply a variety of products to our skin every day - make-up, cleanser, lotion, moisturiser, etc – many of these contain chemicals which are absorbed into the skin and can build up causing dryness and sensitivity. Regular massage is extremely beneficial to your skin as it improves blood supply and surface appearance. The improved blood flow gives an instant radiance, delivers nutrients to the skin, supports lymphatic drainage and can help bloating and puffy areas. You also can take natural supplement that give nourishment for skin such as: vit E, Cod Liver, Omega 3 etc.
TIP: squeeze a Vit E and apply to your face as a night moisturizer, it is great. Hope this helps:)

Hi there,
There are a number of treatments available for dry skin, some more 'high tec' than others and many very good, but it's important to start with the basics. Are you cleansing, toning and moisturising every day ? Are you using the correct products specifically for a dry skin. If it is very dry, you should supplement this with eye, neck and definately night cream. Professional regular Facials really do make a difference, as you will feel the moment you start having them. The facial massage included in a facial is so good for the skin in stimulating the Blood system (helps renew & nourish skin cells) and Lymphatic system (basically takes all the waste away and protects the body from infection). Muscles are toned which are important with a dry skin and the different elements included in a facial help to correct the skins PH balance, remove old skin cells, stimulate sebum and correct problems such as dryness.
Don't forget outside influences !. Are you in an air-conditioned office ?, do you spend time outside without protecting your skin with a protective moisturiser that contains a sunscreen ? and lastly are you drinking enough water?. Most of us don't, but it really does make a difference.
Hope this helps
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The skin first needs to be thoroughly examined to determine why the skin is dry? Sebum dry, moisture dry, hormones, environmental, etc. The skin then needs to be exfoliated to rid the surface layer of the cellular debris. (I prefer manual exfoliation via dermaplaning.) Chemical exfoliation can be administered, in addition to, or mechanical exfoliation/microdermabrasion.
Next, I would hydrate the skin with steam and apply a very moisturing and soothing masque.
I would definately follow up with the manual stimulation of facial massaging. This would also help with stimulating the sebaceous glands and facial muscles. I would end with additional massage of a hydrating serum, followed by a very rich moisturizing cream.

Dry skin requires nourishing, exfoliating & polishing, drink plenty of fluids, daily cleanse & moisterise your skin, use products recommended for dry skin, your local salon will be able to regulate your skin you can maintan at home.