What skin care products are good for dry skin?

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Isabel P.

Jan 1, 2013

Isabel P.

I have really dry skin! Especially during winter my cheeks, forehead around the eyebrow area, and around my mouth especially towards the bottom of my lip/ chin area gets really dry and cracked. I also get lots of red spots on my cheeks and forehead. Even when I get rid of the acne a red spot still stays on for months until the spot is 100% gone. What daily skin washes should I use? Should I invest in any good facial masks?

Kelly G.

Jan 1, 2013

Kelly G.

Put down the foaming cleanser and step away! I have severely dry skin, and trust me, foam is not your friend. Switch to a cream (or even better an oil) cleanser.
Also, a lot of people are going to tell you to exfoliate a lot. In my experience, this just makes it worse. Scrubbing kills my skin. So if you're using scrubs, you might be doing more harm than good.
I did a blog post on tips and products I use to survive the winter without turning into a crocodile ;-)
http://www.sincerelysickstyle.blogspot.com/2012/11/winter-skin-fixes.html?m=1

Abbey M.

Jan 1, 2013

Abbey M.

I have normal to dry skin and I use the Kerstin Florian line( cleanser exfoliant moisturizer ) with my clairosonic and get great results. We carry it at the spa that I go to.

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