Clean shave
3 products for
dry and tight skin
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Sorry hot shower fans. If you’ve got dry and tight skin then you should keep bathing brief and use lukewarm water. This will protect the skin's protective layer and help to retain the moisture in your skin. But water alone won’t do.
What’s in your washroom?
Using the right products in your skincare routine can make all the difference to the health of your skin. When it’s time to stock up, be sure to speak to a professional who can help you find what’s right for your specific skin type. But in the meantime, here are the types of products you might need and when to use them:
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When washing your face, use a mild, gentle soap or cleanser. Soaps that are too harsh will impair your skin's protective layer, which will increase your skin’s water loss through evaporation.
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Apply a rich moisturiser immediately after bathing in order to trap your skin’s existing moisture. If you’re prone to dry and tight skin, look for a heavier oil-based product, as these generally contain ingredients that help to bind water and retain moisture.
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Use a night cream to nourish your skin and keep it hydrated at night. Your skin regenerates and repairs itself overnight, but it also tends to lose more moisture than during the day. Applying a night cream can help to compensate for this water loss and support the skin’s renewal process. Spending time in air-conditioned or highly heated rooms is often unavoidable, especially if you travel for work. When you’re flying in planes and staying in hotel rooms, you can’t exactly bring your humidifier. The answer? More moisturiser. Bring a travel-sized version for on the go and use it even more than you usually would.
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