Dry skin

Dry skin is characterised by a tendency to dry skin. It is dull, rough to the touch and is prone to irritation. It can be recognised by flaking and rolling cuticles, which often make it difficult to apply aesthetically pleasing make-up. 

Dry skin - characteristics

Excessive skin dryness is caused by a tendency to dehydration. Dehydration is the result of a disruption in lipid production, bringing the epidermis closer to keratinisation and rapid drainage. Loss of moisture from the epidermis is favoured by hot baths, exposure to adverse external factors, e.g. wind, low temperatures.

Patients with dry skin often complain of discomfort, tightness and roughness. This type of skin is prone to irritation, redness and allergic reactions.  Dry skin is prone to the early formation of wrinkles. For this reason, people with skin prone to dryness should remember to use daily sunscreens. 

Dry skin - care

Cera that requires daily and in-depth moisturisation. A good choice would be a cream for dry skin from, for example:

• hyaluronic acid, 
• urea, 
• glycerine,
• Vitamins A and E,
• ceramides.

For skin prone to dryness, it is worth doing regularly enzyme peelingswhich allow you to get rid of dead skin in a gentle way. 

Professional formulas such as the following can also help to intensively moisturise and revitalise dry skin. mesotherapy hyaluronic acid. This substance occurs naturally in the human body and has strong water-absorbing properties. Thus, properly performed injections improve the condition of the skin, thanks to the acid it becomes smoother, nourished and regenerated.