News — dry skin

Hallelujah, summer is almost here! After a cold winter we are ready for a season full of warmth, sunshine and of course many beach days! Now is the time to prepare your skin before the weather starts to really heat up. Steamy days means products that will help you to look radiant, but never greasy. You want products to balance the oil levels in your skin, but still keep it perfectly hydrated. Read on to find out 3 of our best tips for a flawless skin this summer!  Get Your Drink On Before you start celebrating, we aren’t referring to...

Oily skin sufferers often say they would rather have dry skin than oily skin, but dry skin is actually even worse than an oily complexion. Dry skin ages the skin a lot faster, as there are no oils to help protect the skin against environmental aggressors, or even simple facial expressions that may leave lasting lines much faster than if the skin had some oil. Sometimes a deep moisturiser just doesn’t cut it, and this is when the next 3 tips will come in handy. So keep reading and say goodbye to dry skin once and for all! Use Lukewarm...

The cooler temps are officially here, and while some may enjoy a breather from the soaring summer temps, the rest of us can’t wait for those long, sultry days to grace us with their presence once more.During the winter, you might notice your skin seems a bit drier than usual. This is because our skin is subjected to cool, dry air outside, as well as dry air indoors thanks to the thermostat. This type of air simply saps moisture from our skin, leaving it quite dry. Dry skin may not only feel uncomfortable (we all know how uncomfortable it is...

So many factors influence the moisture content of our skin. In summer we often enjoy too much sun, which is extremely aging and drying, and in winter we bump up the thermostat to keep toasty warm, cuddling up in front of the cozy fireplace while enjoying a glass of wine.   A Few Common Causes of Dry Skin Extreme heat Extreme cold Central heating with low humidity Age Genetics Hormonal changes Certain medical conditions The sun Using harsh perfumed soaps Commercial products Tips to Improve the Moisture Content of Your Skin Limit your time in the sun, slather on the...