Image credits by: Dry skin: When you are dehydrated, you do not have enough blood volume so your skin tends to become scorched. So check with your doctor if you suffer from dry and itchy skin.
Getting out of the door can be your sole priority in the busy mornings. You tend to skip things like eating a nutritious breakfast and moisturising your skin post-shower. But you need to ensure that your skin does not suffer because of your busy routine. Follow these quick tips from beauty expert Janet Fernandez to get a long-lasting glow throughout the day. Here are the 10 lesser known causes of dry skin.
The drying indoor heat can cause cells to shed too fast when you sleep, resulting in rough, flaky skin. To add some moisture back into the air, use a humidifier in your bedroom. Keep it on, till you wake up in the morning.
Drink water to hydrate from inside out. Make sure that you drink at least two glasses of water the first thing you wake up every morning.
Take a warm shower. Just make sure that the water is not too hot as hot water can dry out your skin. Adding a few drops of almond oil to your bath can help hydrate your skin.
Then moisturise immediately once you are out of the shower. Use a spray for the hard-to-reach places. A body moisturiser can help seal in the moisture into your skin. Add three drops of pure glycerin, to a bottle of your favourite moisturizer.
Do not forget your legs. Make sure you moisturise your legs too. Your legs also need long-lasting hydration.
Thin and fragile, the skin on your eyelids is the most dryness-prone area of your face. If your eyelids are itchy, scaly or red, swipe a hydrocortisone cream over them an in the morning to help hydrate and reduce redness.
Take a moment to close your eyes and breathe. Dry skin can flare up when you are stressed. Follow these 7 tips to make your skin glow.
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