Dry skin on face problems can be helped with the aid of many remedies and products available.
Dry skin is a very common problem and is often more prevalent during the
winter (“winter itch”) when environmental humidity is low and
temperatures plummet.
Some people however, may experience this problem throughout the year.
The face in particular, being one of the most sensitive areas of the body and constantly exposed to the elements may need extra care and special attention during winter.
Cold temperatures with harsh winds and indoor central heating both cause moisture loss, causing extreme dryness, flaky patches, and a taut feeling.
Harsh wind exposure can add additional problems such as redness, broken capillaries, and windburn.
Dealing with dry facial skin can be quite overwhelming and possibly lead to more undesirable problems if it is not properly dealt with. A daily beauty routine must be followed to help maintain, enrich, and provide moisture to keep that beautiful complexion and ward off signs of premature aging.
Dryness will banish any youthful luster and cause flaking, roughness, and dullness. It will tend to make your makeup blotchy and intensify every line and wrinkle on your face, making you look years older.
Your face is particularly vulnerable to the damaging UV rays of the sun. The sun can be tough on dry skin. A sunscreen will help prevent the sun’ potentially harmful effects.
Sun damage can cause dry and tight conditions to worsen. Face skin care protection is a year-round important necessity. With the arrival of the winter cold and overcast skies it is very easy to feel the need for a broad-spectrum sunscreen or sunblock cream is unnecessary.
Don't under-estimate-The strength of the sun rays are still strong so UV radiation still poses a threat during the winter especially when rays reflect off snow. Clouds do little to filter out harmful rays that are still very capable of giving you a bad sunburn.
Purchase a sunscreen specially formulated for a dry type and apply it daily to help protect against sun damage, premature aging and cancer.
The dry skin on face includes the lips. Dry, chapped lips is also a very common problem. Symptoms also include burning, redness, small cracks, and peeling especially in winter season.
The same skin care protection that you apply to the face is needed when the lips become extremely dry. They tend to be extra sensitive and dry out easily because they lack the protection of oil glands.
Avoid the temptation to repeatedly lick your lips to moisturize them or biting on already irritated lips, often making the situation worse.
Protect your lips - Use a natural lip balm containing healing and moisturizing ingredients. Apply generously and often.
Easy home remedy for dry lips:
Include this tip into your beauty regimen to exfoliate the lips–
Apply a small amount of face scrub or a mixture of a sugar or salt/with water to form a paste on your lips. Scrub lips gently with finger tip or soft toothbrush. This treatment eliminates dry, dead, cells and leaves lips visibly renewed. Moisturize with lip balm.
Remember to always wear a protecting lip balm to keep lips hydrated, kissing smooth and healthy all year long.
Try this Avocado facial masque to hydrate and bring a glow to your complexion
Cleanse face. Apply a cotton pad soaked with apple cider vinegar to rinse face, neck and décolleté.
If you experience dry skin on face problems occasionally or you suffer year round, there are many helpful remedies and tips available to try