Dry and Pealing skin HELP.!!

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Anyuta M.

Jan 2, 2013

Anyuta M.

Virgin olive oil)

Ema D.

Jan 2, 2013

Ema D.

Try making your own face scrub.

Ema D.

Jan 2, 2013

Ema D.

You can find recipes for hydrating face scrub online. It should get rid of some of the peeling skin too.

Tyler B.

Jan 2, 2013

Tyler B.

I would stop putting alcohol on your face, thats whats causing the problem, and use a good hydrating moisturizer, like an organic one.

Sarah K.

Jan 2, 2013

Sarah K.

I would try using tea tree oil to cleanse your skin rather than alcohol. It's gentler on the skin, but has the same results. Body shop makes some good astringents and face washes, or you can also buy the actual oil from them. I should help with the dryness as well as the acne.

Olivia D.

Jan 2, 2013

Olivia D.

I agree with Erica, the alcohol is drying out your face! 

Andrea Lynne R.

Jan 2, 2013

Andrea Lynne R.

Yes never put alcohol on your face because it strips your face of its natural oils. Your skins probably really dehydrated from the alcohol so I suggest drinking lots of water to help your skin become a little less dry. I'd replace the rubbing alcohol with a rose water or a with hazel which is really cheap and as a moisturizer the oil of olay complete moisturizer really helps with my dry skin. 

Marie-Claire M.

Jan 2, 2013

Marie-Claire M.

Put down the alcohol and cease use! You are pissing your skin off and now it's having a temper tantrum. Store bought products are regulated and stable for use on the skin. There are really great natural brands out there like Kibio, Korres, Ole Henrickson, Burt's bees... Try something that is suitable for your skin type and be gentle with your skin. It'll pay off in the long run. 

Lila M.

Jan 2, 2013

Lila M.

Drink lots of water and use burt's bees

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