Dry Skin Care

Dry skin tends to age prematurely and is wrinkle-prone unless nurtured. The pores are generally fine with a papery texture.

Dry skin should not be washed with cold water and soap, nor should astringent lotions be used. Always use a moisturizer during the day and a good cream at night.

More Skin Care Topics

Skin Diet - Ideal skin is known for its firmness, glow and clearness. The skin and hair need enough protein, vitamins and minerals the deficiency causes dull and dry skin and scalp.

Skin Facial - Your home facial should take about thirty minutes. Set aside this private time to take special care of your skin. Do it whe you are home alone, when you aren't in a hurry. Turn on some soothing music; don't answer the phone. Enjoy your moments alone -and heal your skin at the same time.

Skin Toning - Skin toners are necessary for all skin types. Skin toners helps to improve blood circulation to the skin surface and gives the skin the glow that is associated with its good health.

Dry Skin Care - Dry skin should not be washed with cold water and soap, nor should astringent lotions be used. Always use a moisturizer during the day and a good cream at night.

Sensitive Skin Care - Sensitive skin can be easily irritated. Typical reactions are itching, burning, chafing and stinging. After a wash a wash it feels dry and itchy in places. By midday there are flaky patches and some redness. Occasionally break out in spots.

Face Masks - A Face Masks is used once or twice a week to cleanse the skin more thoroughly than your daily routine does. It also refreshes the skin, tightens your pores and removes the top layer of dead cells more efficiently than you can with daily cleansing.

Combination Skin - Combination skin needs special attention because the dry parts of your face need to be considered, whereas the oily parts need to be kept clean to avoid breakouts.

Basic Skin Care - Skin care is simple. The two main things to remember, the two musts about caring for your skin (especially if you are only willing to perform a two-step routine) are cleansing and moisturizing.

Skin Cleansing - Cleansing your body is something you do regularly each time you use soap in a shower or a bath. Cleansing your facial skin is at least as important, if not more so, and as easy. Cleansing your skin can also treat your skin, if done with the appropriate cleanser in the right manner.

Skin Moisturizing - Moisturizing the skin on your body should be done after a shower or a bath (not in the shower or bathtub because you'll either slip or leave a slippery film for the next person). Use baby oil or a body cream made for this purpose, and rub it in all over. Then blot off the excess with a towel. Easy-all you have to do is do it

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