Close Bathroom Door, Go For Cream And Not A Liquid Lotion If You Want To Revive Your Dry Skin

Revive that dull dry skin that you may have had due to stress, pollution, bad eating habits and more. Use these easy to follow tips and remedies that we often do not pay attention to, whether it is about the kind of water you should use or what you should eat or what kind of lotions should you be using daily.

Oatmeal Bath

Oatmeal is an amazing remedy for irritated skin. lIt has antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties that soothe the skin. After you’ve taken an oatmeal bath, make sure you moisturise and lock in that moisture. All you have to do is grind the oatmeal into a powder and stir it in warm water. 

Coconut Oil

This is an emollient which helps in sealing the spaces between skin cells, therefore it helps in hydrating and smoothening the skin. You use it around your eyes, on your heels and you do not even have to mix it with another substance because it is powerful and useful on its own. Buy Pure & Sure Organic Coconut Oil, 500ml at a discount of Rs 271, here.

Gloves

Now this one is very important because we tend to forget about our hands. The skin on our hands is very thin and dry skin later means premature ageing. These include dish soap and laundry detergent. So what we suggest is that you make wearing a rubber glove your best friend and wear it every time. Buy Hand Pro Nitrile Powder-free Disposable Hand Gloves (Medium) - Pack of 100 Pieces, here for Rs 299. 

Adjust Shower Temperature

You have to quit taking a bath using only hot water or only cold water. Hot showers can cause damage to the skin and some soaps as well suck out all the moisture. Also, you need to take short showers with water that’s warm, not hot. Here are a few more points:

• Close the bathroom door 
• Use warm water 
• Wash with a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser 
• Blot dry with a towel
• Moisturise skin after drying your skin

Use Creams

Use an ointment or cream rather than a lotion. The thicker solutions are more effective and most of the time contain oils like olive oil or jojoba oil. Shea butter also works well.