It’s no secret that most of us try to deal with peeling all winter and halfway through the spring. Their appearance means that the barrier system of the skin is broken and cannot cope with the removal of dead skin particles. And in the cold season, due to climatic conditions, the situation worsens and dehydration appears. How to deal with this problem?
First of all, you should pay attention to what you use for cleansing – ideally, it should be gentle (we vote for enzyme powders), two-step (remember how reluctant makeup is to leave your face), and if peeling, the skin is prone to keratosis (excessive keratinization of the skin), is due to its acidity.
Serums with active ingredients, moisturizing ingredients and oils are just what you need to provide the skin with additional nourishment and restore protection.
Nutrition, hydration and protection are the three pillars of winter care. Do not be afraid to choose for yourself products with a rich texture – the denser the protective layer, the better.
And, of course, additional help in the form of masks and oils will also work. Look at the instructions and do not overdo it with the product, but remember this too – the effect of the mask is much more visible if you do it several times a week, not just when you remember it.
If you regularly exfoliate and are not seasonal, then you need to go to a beautician to deal with the cause and deal with the root cause – most likely this is not the climate, but internal malfunctions of the body. The doctor will prescribe a competent treatment.
Source: People Talk
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