I have really dry skin!

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Nia T.

Jan 4, 2014

Nia T.

Any products that will help.

Katherine W.

Jan 4, 2014

Katherine W.

I use Neutrogena's Oil Free Moisture normally, but in the winter, skin usually needs a heavier moisturizer.

Wendi D.

Jan 4, 2014

Wendi D.

Olive oil is seriously the only thing that works for my dry skin!

Hannah K.

Jan 4, 2014

Hannah K.

I personally love the Korres moisturizers, but I've also heard amazing things (from Kitty K) about the CeraVe cream in the tub. People rave. It's heavier and thicker on your skin, so it moisturizes better than a thinner cream.

Michelle E.

Jan 4, 2014

Michelle E.

Don't forget to exfoliate your skin with a mild facial scrub 1-2 times a week! This is the most common problem behind our customers that have dry skin at the SPA I work at. If you don't exfoliate the dead skincells off, the moisturizer you use, however amazing it is, won't reach the deeper layers of the skin. And it is in the deeper layers that the skin developes its own moisture and balance. So have that in mind before trying expencive moisturizers and cremes to try and cure your dry skin. Same goes for oily/combonation skin!

Laura P.

Jan 4, 2014

Laura P.

I've always had really good luck with the ShiKai Borage Therapy line for my dry skin, and Michelle is absolutely right about exfoliating.

Stephanie D.

Jan 4, 2014

Stephanie D.

Nivea extended moisturizer. Use it right when you get our the shower and your skin is still wet. Pat dry and apply another layer combined with baby oil gel. It works wonders for me and I have really dry skin in the winter.

Lillianette G.

Jan 5, 2014

Lillianette G.

I use coconut oil to remove my makeup to keep it moisturize and then lil biting vaceline on my face.. My face gets super dry and flaky and this helped me a lot!

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