Dry skin help

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Kayleigh H.

Aug 3, 2013

Kayleigh H.

Anybody have any suggestions on making dry facial skin less noticeable?

Haley J.

Aug 3, 2013

Haley J.

Use a moisturizer like from clinique
You can go to macys
At there makeup counter and ask them for the three step clinique face wash moisturizer

Shelby S.

Aug 3, 2013

Shelby S.

Moisturize!! :)

Taylor L.

Aug 3, 2013

Taylor L.

use emu oil

Llesenia S.

Aug 3, 2013

Llesenia S.

My skin is usually normal- oily in the t zone. This week my skin has been soo dry and flaky. I exfoliate every other day and right after I apply Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream. It may feel a little heavy but that's the only thing working for me right now.

Melissa P.

Aug 3, 2013

Melissa P.

Exfoliate no more than twice a week, over exfoliating can Cause dry skin. get a special night cream meant for dry skin and put it on after you remove your makeup. I use a gel cream by garnier. apply it right after you exfoliate pretty heavy to keep the moisture locked in. make sure you use a heavier moisturizer in the morning and stay away from matte foundation. look for ones with a dewey finish. also a setting spray like the nyx dewey finish applied after you finish helps add a bit more moisture. this is basically what I have to do daily since I have dry skin.

Krystal B.

Aug 3, 2013

Krystal B.

I just use face lotion lol

Ivonne B.

Aug 3, 2013

Ivonne B.

I have super dry skin 😲so what I do to keep it hydrated is at night time after I cleanse my face I use olive oil as my moisturizer here's a pic it works wonders for my dry skin...it also work well as a hair treatment 15-20 before a shower to deep condition hair.

Lujain H.

Aug 3, 2013

Lujain H.

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