Really bad dry skin issues?
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I have really bad dry skin on my hands and feet, and other areas like elbows and knees. I have to use dry skin lotion up to five times a day, and its quite annoying sometimes :\ and it gets worse when i go out into the cold and stuff. Any ideas how to get soft hands, and moisturized skin? I need help desperately! Thanks in advance:)
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Dry skin is is a chronic skin diseases that frequently affects millions of people around the world. If you are troubled by this kind of skin condition, it means your skin lacks moisture and tender care is needed to restore the skin back to its former self.
Several problems are usually associated with the presence of dry skin. First, the skin will show signs of itchy red rashes that tend to disturb sleep and makes rest unattainable. In much more severe cases, swelling can occur and the skin tend to looks slumped and wrinkled. In fact, many common skin ailments like eczema and psoriasis are a direct cause of dry skin. Wrinkles and fine lines are the most obvious examples of consequences due to this skin problem.
So what can you do if you are facing this irritating but non life threatening skin problem?
When it comes to getting rid of dry skin, you need to understand that there are no quick fix. It is almost impossible to find a cure that can be applied whereby positive results can be achieved by the next following day.
To get rid of this problem in the first place, it is important to understand what causes dry skin (that is why you have dry skin) to occur. Usually, different factors like side effects from medication, bad lifestyle habits (e.g smoking), inadequate nutrition, environmental factors and advanced age are common explanations as to why one would have dry skin.
By determining what is the triggering factors for your dry skin, chances are, you will be able to control it better. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out what cause you to have dry skin in the first place. You need to isolate each single cause before you can effectively point out what is the underlying cause. And there could be many of them.
But more importantly however, you need a logical treatment plan that can help you to effectively control the problem and allow the time for the skin to heal properly. You also need to change your lifestyle and make use of products that can help your dry skin. Here are a few useful tips which may be helpful for you to eradicate your dry skin.
1. Use a moisturizer.
A good moisturizer can help you to maintain moisture in your dry skin. Every time you feel your skin starting to feel dry, you should quickly apply a generous layer of moisturizer to make them wet again.
2. Eat more fruits and vegetables
These contains a lot of vitamins and minerals which are helpful for your skin. Try to consume at least 3 servings per day.
3. Baths
Hot showers always clear away the nutrients from our skin. That is very damaging to people with dry skin especially. Engage in shorter baths and use lukewarm water instead.
Dry skin is is a chronic skin diseases that frequently affects millions of people around the world. If you are troubled by this kind of skin condition, it means your skin lacks moisture and tender care is needed to restore the skin back to its former self.
Several problems are usually associated with the presence of dry skin. First, the skin will show signs of itchy red rashes that tend to disturb sleep and makes rest unattainable. In much more severe cases, swelling can occur and the skin tend to looks slumped and wrinkled. In fact, many common skin ailments like eczema and psoriasis are a direct cause of dry skin. Wrinkles and fine lines are the most obvious examples of consequences due to this skin problem.
So what can you do if you are facing this irritating but non life threatening skin problem?
When it comes to getting rid of dry skin, you need to understand that there are no quick fix. It is almost impossible to find a cure that can be applied whereby positive results can be achieved by the next following day.
To get rid of this problem in the first place, it is important to understand what causes dry skin (that is why you have dry skin) to occur. Usually, different factors like side effects from medication, bad lifestyle habits (e.g smoking), inadequate nutrition, environmental factors and advanced age are common explanations as to why one would have dry skin.
By determining what is the triggering factors for your dry skin, chances are, you will be able to control it better. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find out what cause you to have dry skin in the first place. You need to isolate each single cause before you can effectively point out what is the underlying cause. And there could be many of them.
But more importantly however, you need a logical treatment plan that can help you to effectively control the problem and allow the time for the skin to heal properly. You also need to change your lifestyle and make use of products that can help your dry skin. Here are a few useful tips which may be helpful for you to eradicate your dry skin.
1. Use a moisturizer.
A good moisturizer can help you to maintain moisture in your dry skin. Every time you feel your skin starting to feel dry, you should quickly apply a generous layer of moisturizer to make them wet again.
2. Eat more fruits and vegetables
These contains a lot of vitamins and minerals which are helpful for your skin. Try to consume at least 3 servings per day.
3. Baths
Hot showers always clear away the nutrients from our skin. That is very damaging to people with dry skin especially. Engage in shorter baths and use lukewarm water instead.
Lush skin care does it works?
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I need alot of opinions on Lush skin care
I want to try
1.Baby face cleanser bar
2. celestial face moisturizer
3. Blueberry's face mask
I want to if if works great on skin this are sensitive skin line I want if it leaves skin good or no any other lush suggest are welcome what are your favorite face skin care. can you suggest body wash or bar soap
also body lotion from lush thanks in advance
10 points for the best answer!
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Baby Face is really great for removing makeup. I haven't tried Celestial yet. It might be a bit heavy for my oily, acne prone skin, but I requested a sample on Lush UK order that I placed earlier today, so we'll see what I think of it (I wanted a heavier moisturizer for the winter because I live in a very cold climate and the wind and cold dries out my skin). Catastrophe Cosmetic is supposed to be a really great mask. I don't have a Lush store near me (I order everything from the UK), so I've never tried it. I'll be making a 2 hour trip to my nearest store in October and may come home with that mask (I haven't decided which one I want to try yet).
I really love Angels on Bare Skin cleanser. It's great for all skin types (even sensitive). I'd also suggest Fresh Farmacy. It's good for people with sensitive skin (because of the calamine) and for skin that is acne prone. Breath of Fresh Air Toner Water would be really great for your skin. I'd suggest going into a store and talking to one of the friendly sales associates. They are very knowledgeable about the products and will be able to find you something that works perfect for you.
I really love Rub Rub Rub shower gel. It smells amazing and exfoliates your skin. I also like The Olive Branch shower gel. For bar soaps, I really like Sea Vegetable, 17 Cherry Tree Lane (Retro; can only be bought on lush.com; has the same scent as Rub Rub Rub), Vanilla in the Mist, The Godmother, Miranda (Retro, lush.com only) and Rockstar. I really really love Lemslip Buttercream. It only contains 15% soap, so it still cleanses but is more moisturizing than bar soap and it smells AMAZING. I have a few favorite body lotions. I love Coco Lotion (not in North America yet, but can be ordered from Lush UK) and Vanilla Dee-Lite. Coco is very lightly scented (almost unscented) and Vanilla Dee-Lite smells delicious; it's unlike any other vanilla scent out there. Dreamcream is really great for my dry itchy winter skin. It soothes my skin and helps it heal.
Baby Face is really great for removing makeup. I haven't tried Celestial yet. It might be a bit heavy for my oily, acne prone skin, but I requested a sample on Lush UK order that I placed earlier today, so we'll see what I think of it (I wanted a heavier moisturizer for the winter because I live in a very cold climate and the wind and cold dries out my skin). Catastrophe Cosmetic is supposed to be a really great mask. I don't have a Lush store near me (I order everything from the UK), so I've never tried it. I'll be making a 2 hour trip to my nearest store in October and may come home with that mask (I haven't decided which one I want to try yet).
I really love Angels on Bare Skin cleanser. It's great for all skin types (even sensitive). I'd also suggest Fresh Farmacy. It's good for people with sensitive skin (because of the calamine) and for skin that is acne prone. Breath of Fresh Air Toner Water would be really great for your skin. I'd suggest going into a store and talking to one of the friendly sales associates. They are very knowledgeable about the products and will be able to find you something that works perfect for you.
I really love Rub Rub Rub shower gel. It smells amazing and exfoliates your skin. I also like The Olive Branch shower gel. For bar soaps, I really like Sea Vegetable, 17 Cherry Tree Lane (Retro; can only be bought on lush.com; has the same scent as Rub Rub Rub), Vanilla in the Mist, The Godmother, Miranda (Retro, lush.com only) and Rockstar. I really really love Lemslip Buttercream. It only contains 15% soap, so it still cleanses but is more moisturizing than bar soap and it smells AMAZING. I have a few favorite body lotions. I love Coco Lotion (not in North America yet, but can be ordered from Lush UK) and Vanilla Dee-Lite. Coco is very lightly scented (almost unscented) and Vanilla Dee-Lite smells delicious; it's unlike any other vanilla scent out there. Dreamcream is really great for my dry itchy winter skin. It soothes my skin and helps it heal.
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