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Dealing with Dry Skin
Posted: Monday, August 03, 2009 9:09:23 AM Can anyone please help me with some advices on how to deal with dry skin? i will be very grateful. Thanks in advance
Posted: Friday, August 14, 2009 9:02:06 AM
Dry skin is a common problem. To keep your skin hydrated, drink plenty of water (at least eight glasses a day). Use mild cleansers, mild soaps or natural-pH products. Moisturizers need to be applied regularly and a good diet. lastly, visit your dermatologist for more details or consultations.
Posted: Friday, September 11, 2009 4:55:59 PM
has anyone tried vaseline for dry skin? is it effective?
Posted: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 6:56:11 AM
Dry skin lacks moisture and thus requires intensive nourishing ingredients.
Posted: Monday, October 26, 2009 3:13:58 AM
Daily care for dry skinDry skin needs intensive and regular, depending on the stage of dryness it is going through. A few steps in caring for dry skin include:Cleansing * This becomes an essentiality for dry skin, especially in women who use make-up. * Remnants of make-up that are not washed away by water tend to clog the skin pores further reducing the amount of Sebum available to the skin. * A mild, cleansing milk, if rubbed into the skin gently and wiped off, can cleanse the skin without excessively drying it. * Ideally, cleansing should be done twice daily—in the morning, before wearing make-up and at night, just before bedtime. * Plain lemon can act as a cleanser if rubbed onto the skin once or twice a week and the citric acid present in lime juice can work as a natural bleach, making the skin look fairer. Toning * Toning tightens the skin pores and stimulates surface circulation and even dissolves dirt. * It also braces the area around the eyes and along the jaw line and should follow cleansing. * A toner with honey or a mint base is great for delicate and parched skin. * Cotton balls soaked in toner can be refrigerated and can be rolled over the neck and face in an upward direction. Nourishing * Skin needs nourishment during rest for it to go through cell regeneration to restore Cells that may have been damaged in the course of daily activities. * Nourishing cream should be a part of daily bedtime routine and should be applied liberally over the face and neck. * While it increases circulation, it also relaxes tense and taut muscles. * Individuals with dry skin will need to use a nourishing cream with vitamin E as it will help prevent the appearance of wrinkles.
Posted: Monday, February 15, 2010 2:05:56 AM
Eat a balanced diet that is rich in protein from vegetable sources and contains plenty of raw food..
Posted: Thursday, March 18, 2010 5:02:48 AM
To avoid dry skin:
Apply ½ tsp of Vitamin E oil with 2-3 drops of lime juice and ½ tsp of glycerin.
Moisturize After Showers or Hand Washing
Drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated.
Eat fresh fruits and vegetables.
Use mild soap.
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To avoid dry skin:
Apply ½ tsp of Vitamin E oil with 2-3 drops of lime juice and ½ tsp of glycerin.
Moisturize After Showers or Hand Washing
Drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated.
Eat fresh fruits and vegetables.
Use mild soap.
Dual Diagnosis
miramarlagunabeach.com
Posted: Friday, April 30, 2010 11:24:29 PM
I am using a product line called Herbal Body Glow that has really good moisturizers that are very moisturizing and nourishing. I have had great results with my skin since using this line.
Posted: Monday, May 31, 2010 6:48:34 AM
I like your advice that one should really drink more water to avoid from the dry skin. I would like to appreciate you for sharing such an exclusive information with us.
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