Need advice on dry skin!!

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Corey B.

Dec 30, 2012

Corey B.

What do you ladies out there recommend for dry/dehydrated skin?? I just bought Yes to Cucumbers moisturizer and I like it, but I'm afraid my poor skin has just been torn apart by Proactiv (which I quit using!!) Any recommendations for great hydrating masks or anything??

Becky S.

Dec 31, 2012

Becky S.

I use a regular lotion on my dry areas. But not all over. Proactive really did a number on my face as well and now I'm afraid to use anything 

Kelly G.

Dec 31, 2012

Kelly G.

Oh, proactiv is sooo bad for people with dry and/or sensitive skin.
My first bit of advice, put down the foaming cleanser and step away. You want to switch to a cream or oil cleanser. Oil cleansing is *amazing* for dry skin. I switched from cream to oil in novemeber and my skin has never been better.
I did a blog post on tips and products I use to survive the winter without turning into a crocodile all over
http://www.sincerelysickstyle.blogspot.com/2012/11/winter-skin-fixes.html?m=1

Corey B.

Dec 31, 2012

Corey B.

Awesome! Thanks for the tips! I just read your blog too :)

Kelly G.

Jan 1, 2013

Kelly G.

Thanks! I hope it helps. I'm sure something will. 

van a.

Jan 1, 2013

van a.

Im using bio oil and is working for me. I only apply it at night. My skin feels way more soft! 

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