Super Dry Nose

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Alyssa T.

Mar 22, 2016

Alyssa T.

I have the driest nose in the world, I am nearly sure of it. For about half a year now, I have tried thin lotions, thick creams, vaseline, coconut oil, baby lotion, Chapstick, exfoliation, not wearing any makeup, and nothing has worked. Any ideas?

Arzoo S.

Mar 22, 2016

Arzoo S.

I think something with hyaluronic acid (a plumping ingredient) should help you deal with your dry nose! I swear by it for my dry skin!

Roz X.

Mar 22, 2016

Roz X.

I agree with Arzoo. Serums and gels seem to be really helpful for this sort of thing.
Are you using a hydrating toner, primer or a moisturizer with Hyaluronic acid? Glycerin is also really helpful as are facial oils. Sweet Almond is quick absorbing as is Jojoba. Have you tried any hydrating masks?

If you powder or use a setting spray..a toner or wash with denatured alcohol..those will add to dryness.

Deborah S.

Mar 22, 2016

Deborah S.

The yves rocher riche creme for night has helped me a lot with dryness on my nose, also I've recently started using the body shop drops of youth bouncy sleeping mask which is fabulous, my skin has never felt more hydrated. :)

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