Dry Skin

Dry Skin

As you probably already know if you’re one of many people who has it: “dry skin” is a general skin type that produces less sebum (natural oils).

Dry Skin Signs

  • Scaly skin White,
  • flaky,
  • dry patches
  • Rough patches
  • Redness Irritation

How to Clean Dry Skin

No matter how dry your skin, gentle cleansing at night is essential. Makeup, sunscreen, bacteria, dead skin cells, dirt, and oil build up on your face during the day. They can work their way into your pores, causing inflammation. Wash gently without scrubbing to avoid irritating your skin.

Face Wash - Dry Skin

  • When you have dry skin, moisturizer might be the product you reach for the most. But face wash can be just as important in your skin care arsenal for keeping your skin looking and feeling its best.

    In fact, choosing the right cleanser for your skin type might just be essential to achieving the glowing, even skin tone you’re after. A lot of cleansers contain powerful hydrating ingredients, like niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and glycerin, that work wonders on dry and sensitive skin.

Peeling for Dry Skin

Peeling skin is common and usually part of the healing of skin damage. Superficial loss of skin cells is a normal ongoing process

Toner for Dry Skin

Toners are a great way to add extra hydration to your skin

Face for Dry Skin - DAY

Toners are a great way to add extra hydration to your skin

Face for Dry Skin - NIGNT

Toners are a great way to add extra hydration to your skin

Caring for the Skin Around Your Eyes

If your eyes are a window into your soul, well, you’re going to want to care for the skin around them the best you can. “The area around your eyes is one of the thinnest, most sensitive areas of your body. It’s also among the first to reveal the very first signs of aging, like fine lines,”

Face Mask for Dry Skin

When skin feels dry and tight, a hydrating face mask could be the essential step your skincare routine has been missing.

In fact, there aren't many skincare problems that can't be solved by getting more moisture into the skin, whether that's restoring lost glow, plumping up fine lines or leaving skin feeling softer, more supple and less sensitive.

From overnight treatments to sheet masks (sustainable, of course), here are the masks our beauty team rate for putting the bounce back into skin.

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