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Whether you are naturally inclined towards drier skin or the approaching autumn and winter months simply fill you with dread, there is hope for smooth, glowing skin.

Problem # 1: general hardness and flaking

It goes without saying that you should exfoliate at least twice a week to prevent excessive flaking, but you should also treat the underlying cause of the flaking (dehydrated skin).

Drinking plenty of water helps keep our skin hydrated, although we may need to be more vigilant in the coming colder months when we naturally won’t be able to reach that amount of H2O. Omega-3 and 6 supplements are also great for rehydrating skin and hair from the inside out. Obviously, when applied topically, a good face moisturiser for dehydrated skin in singapore is essential. Use a lighter, more comfortable moisturizer throughout the day, but use a night cream as much as possible. It doesn’t matter if your night cream leaves a shine; you’ll just sleep as long as the cream you apply is non-comedogenic. It is also recommended to apply a moisturizing mask once a week.

Problem # 2: dull complexion

Aside from stiffness and flaking, a dull complexion is a sure sign of dehydrated skin. For yellowish skin, a targeted brightening day cream is recommended, but for overall dullness, exfoliation should be your first priority. Exfoliating isn’t just for overly oily, dry, and flaky skin; People with all skin types should exfoliate their skin on a regular basis to stimulate cell renewal, restore skin pH balance and, you guessed it, increase the shine. When we talk about exfoliating, we are not talking about archaic beaded exfoliators, but innovative toning exfoliating lotions that have been on the market in recent years. With these lotions, the exfoliation process is chemical, much more effective and less abrasive. Look for a tonic lotion that is low in alcohol and high in acidity.

Problem # 3: fine lines and wrinkles

As the skin ages, folds and wrinkles become natural, but on dry and dehydrated skin, lines and wrinkles can be more pronounced and “deeper”. When skin is dehydrated, fine lines tend to stay in place longer after you relax your face. First of all, the skin must be well nourished and hydrated, as indicated above. To further treat fine lines and wrinkles, you can also take collagen supplements and apply the collagen-rich oil to your face in the evening before moisturizing. For deeper lines and wrinkles, you may want to look for a retinol cream, although you should check with a skincare professional before going this route. However, before purchasing prescription retinol, look at retinol as a key ingredient in your over-the-counter cosmetic cream.

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