Any Tips For Dry Skin On My Face?

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Taylor B.

Jan 7, 2016

Taylor B.

I live in Canada and since the colder months have arrived, my skin has become very dry. Any good advice to get my glow back? Thanks ❤️

Nishita S.

Jan 7, 2016

Nishita S.

I second the chemical exfoliants! To be completely honest, they take a little longer to start working, but the provide lasting results and they don't mess up your skin by tearing it. A good drugstore chemical exfoliant are the Nip+Fab glycolic pads. While you wait for the exfoliants to work (maybe like 2-3 weeks of daily use before bed), try using a moisturizing oil to hydrate your skin (like Jergens Shea beauty oil)

Lisa S.

Jan 7, 2016

Lisa S.

CeraVe! If you can purchase it in Canada, I recommend the Hydrating Cleanser and Moisturizing Cream.

Korres also has some great skincare products for dryness; And Embryolisse Creme is really nice too! Both can be purchased at Sephora.

Amy H.

Jan 7, 2016

Amy H.

I've been using chia seed oil between toner and moisturiser. has made so much difference!

Kat O.

Jan 7, 2016

Kat O.

Tarte marachuga oil has seriously changed my skin. I usually gave super dry skin but I put it on at night and use a little before makeup and I've never been happier with how my skin looks/feels. It's a bit pricy but seriously worth it.

Kat O.

Jan 7, 2016

Kat O.

Can't edit my post its maracuja lol.

Lin F.

Jan 7, 2016

Lin F.

I use Monsia Skincare but in the winter I have added vit E oil after my night moisturizer I feel it seals in the moisture without being greasy.

Jessica S.

Jan 7, 2016

Jessica S.

Cetaphils moisturizer has been my way of keeping my skin feeling great

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