Dry Skin: Tips and Tricks

by Sig January 20, 2012 03:03

Having dry skin is truly annoying but there are ways to be rid of dry skin and finally get glowing, well-moisturized skin. No you do not have to bathe in oil to do that but you can use some oil. Applying olive oil, baby oil, or virgin coconut oil before you take a bath or a shower is a good idea. After taking your bath or shower, you should pat your skin dry without letting all of the water evaporate and then you should apply lotion allover your body. Doing this routine everyday is a wonderful and affordable way of getting rid of dry skin.

Many would not agree that hydrating is the best way to keep the skin moisturized but really, the body works in wondrous ways and ways that science cannot even explain. Let’s just say you are what you eat and drink which means that your nourishment or lack thereof will show on your skin so we advise that you hydrate. Drinking plenty of water is a good idea according to dermatologist and if you really have very dry skin, you can purchase one of those water mists that you can spray on to freshen up. These mists are not advisable if you are in a very cold place though because the mist will just disappear in the air since there is not enough water. If you are in a place with high humidity however, mists prove to be very useful.

Another thing you should keep in mind especially during seasons of low humidity i.e. wintertime is to stop exfoliating. Well, you do not have to stop altogether, you just have to do that once a month and not daily. While exfoliation can help those with dry skin, overdoing it will only make your skin drier than before.

 

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Dry Skin During Winter

by Sig January 18, 2012 02:29

 

Ah..it’s that time of the year when it’s snowing and windy and you can wear all your fashionable winter clothes again. For those who have dry skin however, wintertime is hell. Here are a few tips for you to survive winter looking fabulous because of your glowing skin and nope, we aren’t talking about skin products.

According to skin experts, you should use a humidifier at home so that there is moisture in the air. During winter, humidity dips to 40% which is bad for your skin. Did you ever wonder why people from the tropics usually have glowing skin? The reason is the humidity.

Another advise from dermatologists is for you to take shorter showers during wintertime and not because it is cold, your showers should be hot. The hotter the water you use for your showers or baths, the drier your skin will be. Reduce the water temperature to the lowest possible, well as cold as you can stand that is and limit shower time to less than 10 minutes.

You should pay attention to the soap you are using during this time of year. A milk-based soap is a good choice. You may be a fan of soap that gets rid of bacteria and all that but soap such as these usually make your skin dry. Limiting your soap use is also a good idea. Dr. Obagi said that water on its own can already cleanse the face and other parts of the body and that you only have to use soap on your armpit and the groin.

Using a gentle daily cleanser is also advisable during winter. A water-based one is the best of course.  There are a number of cleansers out there that make the cut and they are relatively cheap too.

Do not forget to apply lotion after your daily shower to lock in the moisture.

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Choosing the Best Moisturizer for Dry Skin

by Sig January 10, 2012 00:14

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If you have dry skin, you have probably tried everything in the market. Well not everything but certain moisturizers that are deemed to be effective based on ads and the number of people using them. However, as we always say in Talkskincare.com, the best moisturizer for dry skin for one person will not necessarily work for everyone else so it is best for you to try out a few and determine which one is the best dry skin moisturizer for you.

When looking for such a product, dermatologists advise that you buy non-scented ones. Those in thick cream that do not leave oily residue on the skin are a good choice too. Those who have oily skin also need moisturizers and if you are one of these people, you would have to use a water-based one.

The best moisturizer according to experts must be able to prevent moisture loss on the surface of the skin which means it will not flake or dry out the skin. It should be able to confine water in the outer part of the skin too. What’s great about such moisturizers is that they give your skin a healthy glow and if you have clear skin, you won’t even have to wear makeup anymore.

If you experience skin flaking however, it might be time to bring in the big guns i.e. powerful skin treatments. Moisturizers that have EFA (essential fatty acids) and those with skin lipid treatment are a fine choice. EFA are needed by every human being but since they are not produced by the body, it would be best to have them applied on the skin. Dermasil Dry Skin Treatment is one example of a product that has EFA. It can be bought online or in brick and mortar stores.

For those with moderately dry skin, it’s not only your moisturizer that you should take a look at. You should pay attention to the soap you are using as well. Using a milk based soap is advised for such a situation. 

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Skin Care Products: Which Products Should You Buy?

by Sig November 22, 2011 05:53

 

Here’s a piece of advice that many websites will not dare mention especially if they are selling certain types of products. First however one must know that there are certain skin care products that actually work but the question of which ones you should use is always the trickiest part. Let us help you make this decision less tricky.

The big problem that most of us have is that there are myriad of skin care products being sold in the market. You cannot blame the market of course because they are just slaves of the law of supply and demand. There is something one can draw from this though because as demand rises, more and more companies are willing to risk getting their products out without much consideration on whether it is more effective than other products or not. This means that skin care product manufacturers are capitalizing on the demands of the market but this of course does not mean that the products they introduce are top of the line.

As one would imagine, these products are rushed by these companies so that they can get them out there. And while research should be an important aspect of every new product, most of these companies spend more on advertising than actual research. So basically, it all looks great on the surface and you will also see celebrities promoting them even if they never really tried the product ever.

Now that you know this, what should you do? Which of these skin care products should you use? Let’s get back to basics on this one. Most skin care products contain a set of ingredients that are not really great for the skin.

These ingredients include mineral oil, dioxane, fragrances, parabens and alcohols. These are main ingredients in most skin care products in the market today so if you find one that does not contain any of these items, then you got a gem on your hands.

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Skin Care Tips For Fall

by Sig October 22, 2011 16:48

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Fall is here again and the summer winds are far from our thoughts. Cool weather is slowly making its entrance and as sad as this can be, it is finally time to store those cool, cotton shirts and colorful summer dresses.

The changing of the seasons can affect your skin but if you want your skin to look beautiful during fall, you must take note of a few things:

Change Your Body Cleanser

A creamy body wash will do your skin some good during the cold months. This will introduce some moisture on your skin to prevent it from drying. A milk bath will also do your skin some good. Popular milk based products include Dove and Milk Bath and Shower Cream.

Moisturize, Moisturize, Moisturize

Yes, you must moisturize. This will keep your skin from drying during fall. It would be best to moisturize daily to keep your skin in tiptop condition. Vaseline has a few products that are great for moisturizing and they are quite affordable too.

Skin Type Changes

Your skin type might change during fall or winter so be sure to observe what happens to your skin during these times. For people who have oily skin, their skin might become normal while those with relatively normal skin may feel dryness on their skin. Make sure that you use products that will nourish your skin during the colder times of the year. Cream-based products are always good because your main enemy in these months is dryness.

Hydrate and Exfoliate

Experts say that exfoliating is advisable all year round but since the skin also needs to hydrate, you may want to take a look at oil or cream based scrubs for your exfoliation regimen. There are different products available in the market and you may want to try a few to see which one will work best.

  

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Remedies For Dry Skin

by Sig July 19, 2011 20:06

 

Tired of your dry skin? Do not fret, a lot of people have this problem. If your skin does not produce enough oil, it would be best to look for a good moisturizer that you can use on a daily basis.

Environmental factors such as sun exposure, humidity and cold weather. Excess makeup can also dry the skin. It would also be best to avoid using harsh astringents so your skin does not dry entirely.

Applying grapeseed oil on your skin is a good home remedy for dry skin. Another home remedy is applying olive oil or coconut oil on the skin overnight –this would reactivate your sebaceous glands producing more oil for the skin. After the oil application, you can take a bath with your regular soap or a milder soap so your skin does not dry up.

 

Another method you can try is to apply cream on your body and your face, let it sit there for an hour then take a bath using a moisturizing wash.

Are Moisturizing Soaves The Answer?

There are different types of moisturizing soaves and shower gels you can use. All throughout history, soaps that moisturize the skin are associated with the rich –moisturizing soaves were a luxury. Today however, such soaves are now available for everyone and more often than not, it might even be hard to choose which moisturizing soap one should use.

When choosing a moisturizing soap or a moisturizer for that matter, it is always best to take a look at the ingredients used for the soap itself.

There are many moisturizing soaves that use almond oil, milk and olive oil –these are usually quite expensive but if you are willing to make your skin look younger and moisturized for that matter, these are usually quite expensive but if you are willing to make your skin look younger and moisturized for that matter, you might as well get these kinds of soaves. 

 

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