Dry Skin

Dry skin is one of the most problematic skin types. The skin requires special attention during its care and the use of cosmetics and treatments, as many factors can irritate dry skin of the face. Dry skin can be congenital, although it can be the result of neglect, improper care, or air or water pollution. The characteristic features of dry skin are dullness and a tendency to peeling. Problems with dry skin also mean a feeling of tightness and burning of the facial skin. The basic task of a person with dry skin is to constantly moisturize and lubricate it. It can also be a natural consequence of aging, thereby losing moisture and elasticity. Dry skin of the face can also occur as a result of the use of inadequately selected cosmetics for care and makeup, as well as through neglect. Neglect can cause allergic reactions, irritation and even infections that disturb the natural lipid balance of the skin. Dehydrated facial skin regenerates more slowly and is more prone to aging and the formation of wrinkles. People with dry skin should provide its treatment from time to time with the use of nourishing and moisturizing masks.