Dry Skin: What Routine Should You Adopt?

In order to regain comfortable skin, it is recommended to adopt a comprehensive skincare routine that combines essential daily actions (makeup removal and cleansing) with more targeted specific treatments (serum, face mask, etc…):

• Achieving Clear Skin:

  In the evening, begin your skincare ritual with thecleansing oil composed of 7 ingredients, the texture of which will bring comfort to the skin. It helps to rid the skin of makeup and impurities, all without causing irritation. It also softens and nourishes the skin thanks to the sweet almond oil it contains, which is particularly rich in omega-9. Follow this morning and evening with a gentle and preferably superfatted cleanser like the hydrating wash treatment with palmarosa cold saponified, allowing the vegetable oils contained in the soap to retain all their lipid-replenishing and soothing properties under the action of heat. This hydrating soap will gently cleanse the skin, without aggression thanks to the 8% superfat it contains. You can then complete this beauty routine with a hydrating toner, which will rebalance the skin's pH, while eliminating any lime scale residues present on the face. Concentrated in hyaluronic acid and aloe vera, this lotion helps to rehydrate the skin and reduce feelings of tightness. It is only after these initial steps have been carried out that targeted anti-dryness treatments can be applied.

• Provide lipids:

  After ridding the dry skin of the face of impurities accumulated throughout the day, it is necessary to deeply nourish the skin with the nourishing serum containing olive squalane . This lipid supply helps to repair the skin's hydrolipidic film and thus prevent water evaporation. You can complement this care with the application of a relipidating serum containing ceramides and lavender extract, which will reform the skin's hydrolipidic film, protect it from external aggressions and prevent water from evaporating.

• Schedule a weekly appointment to exfoliate and nourish:

  Just like all other skin types, dead skin accumulated on the upper layers of the epidermis requires regular exfoliation. It is enough to incorporate into one's routine, on a weekly basis, a gentle scrub, such as the regenerating facial scrub with dual-action olive squalane. It will not only lift all the dead cells to allow the skin to benefit from the care it will receive afterwards, but also help to repair the skin barrier.

If the skin on the face is dehydrated, it is highly likely that the rest of the body is too, especially in areas exposed to external aggressions and friction: hands, elbows, knees, ankles... It is therefore essential not to stop at this point, and to extend your dry skin facial routine to the whole body. In the shower, use the hydrating cleansing care, the same as for the face. Then apply morning and evening to the entire body either a 100% natural vegetable oil, making circular movements such as the argan vegetable oil. Alternatively, you can replace this oil with the 10-ingredient body moisturising cream. These treatments will nourish, hydrate and protect the skin. Of course, don't forget to protect your hands and lips, two sensitive areas that tend to dry out, especially in winter. For the hands, opt for the 10-ingredient hand balm rich in hyaluronic acid, saturated fatty acids, and antioxidants, to protect them from free radicals and reduce feelings of tightness and dryness. For the lips, apply the 9-ingredient lip balm. It will soften, nourish and protect the lips from skin dryness.

Finally, it is crucial to prevent your skin from accumulating dryness and dehydration. To do this, avoid exposing yourself to significant temperature variations, especially in winter. The other enemies to be wary of are UV rays, by adopting a sun protection throughout the year.