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Natural Solutions To Take Care Of My Dehydrated Skin

Dried-out skin will be skin that is ailing in water. Snugness, scarce differences, dryness, dull tone… Such countless variables are inseparable from skin parchedness. Figure out how to perceive dried-out skin and how to spoil it. Find our regular answers for curing this and protecting the well-being of your skin.

How To Recognize Dehydrated Skin 

Grown-up skin is over 70% water. This shows its significance for keeping up with solid skin. Skin that needs water has a short hydrolipidic film. It no longer blocks the vanishing of water, causing the skin to dry out. This peculiarity influences both dry skin and blended slick skin. It is brought about by an entire host of elements (interior and outer): skin maturing, pathologies, cold, contamination, brokenness, and so on.

To decide whether your skin is dried out, ask yourself whether your skin feels tight on occasion. Have you seen skin change when the virus shows up? Have you seen the presence of scarce differences drying out when you grin? This will give you hints about the reasons for this parchedness. The impacts are checked and can be most recent in a few days.

The Role Of Vegetable Oils

Fatty acids are ubiquitous. Both oil plants and skin products share some of these acids, so there is excellent compatibility between the two. Lipid cement and sebum play a significant role in good skin health; they are essential to protect it from dehydration. In lipid deficiency, the skin can become dry and rough, and the protective barrier is no longer tight.

A good supply of vegetable oils helps protect and repair skin tissue, while a deficiency in fatty acids can lead to multiple skin problems. Their application on the skin will help create a barrier to prevent water loss and dehydration. At Oden, we don’t make moisturizers! Proper hydration can only be achieved with natural products and not with treatments containing petrochemical ingredients. 

Step 1: Seal In Moisture With The Mist + Oil Routine 

It is essential to always moisten your skin before applying your oil to seal it in hydration and limit transepidermal water loss. A study published in 2017 in the journal “Clinical Medicine & Research” attest to the increased effectiveness of treatments when applied to a previously moistened epidermis. It is the same phenomenon we observe with a dry sponge that only absorbs water when it is wet.

 The cells are more permeable on “prepared” skin, allowing the oils to penetrate better. Hydration has increased tenfold.  Choose the most of your choice. Spray it 2 to 3 times on your face, then apply three drops of your favorite oil, always on damp skin, to create an emulsion and better penetration of the active ingredients. The oil will then play its role as a barrier against dehydration.

Step 2: The Internal Cure

Opt for an internal supply of linoleic acid: cure of 3 months of evening primrose/borage capsules. To be completed with an internal supply of alpha-linolenic acid: a 3-month course of chia capsules.

Step 3: The SOS Treatment

For skin with a strong feeling of tightness, you can complete your routine by applying the balm as a day and night care for at least one month over your oil.  Finally, make a honey mask once weekly to moisturize your skin deeply. Dehydration is a phenomenon that affects all skin types and at all times of the year, especially when cold weather sets in. Challenge your moisturizer with our mist + oil duo! Also, consider adopting a varied diet rich in antioxidants and good fats. Complementary routine and tips: 

  1. Domestic water is often calcareous, and the skin suffers from it. Put anti-limescale tablets in your faucet.
  2. If you fly, drink plenty of water and regularly apply a dab of oil: pressurization is a factor of intense skin dehydration.

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