Dry Skin

What is a Dry Skin ?

If crocodile skin describes your face as well as your handbag, you probably have dry skin. While you do ot suffer the acne angst of your oily counterparts, you are a walking avdertisment for old mother time. Dry Skin tends to age quickly and can be flaky. Although its pores are barey visible, and sebum production is minimal, the idea that dry skin suffers no break-outs is a myth.

Dry Skin Remedies and Tips

Most people try to combat dry skin by saturating it with oil - not the best plan if you realize that dry skin is actually thirsty. What it needs is a regular supply of water as well as a boost by using the right face creams.

Cream cleansers are best for dry skin, as water soluble products tend to exacerbate he problem. More exposure to sun, room heaters and air conditioners should is also harmful for this kind of skin. Wrinkles appear much faster on it rather on any other type of skin. You should have constant protection for this kind of skin as this skin lacks suppleness and gets hard after washing.

Tips for dry skin

• You should drink warm water to which ¼ teaspoon of crushed cardamom seeds are added.
• Make a mixture of ½ spoon white of egg, ¼ spoon honey and ½ spoon of cucumber juice and apply this paste on your face with the help of cotton. Wash it off with the cold water after its gets dry
• Make a thick paste by mixing ½ spoon honey, 1 spoon curd, 2 spoons potato juice and ½ spoon milk cream. Apply this paste on your face and wash it off when it gets dry.
• Make a paste by taking ½ spoon honey, ¼ spoon oil, 1 tablespoon ‘Chokar'. Apply this paste on your skin and wash it off after it gets dry.
• Make a paste of 1 spoon milk cream, 1 spoon multani mitti, ½ spoon honey and little amount of oil. Apply this paste on your skin and keep it there for 10-15 minutes. Wash it off after it gets dry.

Other Skin Types

Dry Skin

Oily Skin

Combination Skin

Sensitive Skin