A Complete Skincare Routine for Dry Skin-Platinum Deluxe Cosmetics

A Complete Skincare Routine for Dry Skin-Platinum Deluxe® Cosmetics

If you have dry skin, then you know that it can be an issue. As a result, the key to getting better results from your skincare routine is keeping the moisture levels up. There are many ways to do this including using moisturizers and serums that contain anti-aging ingredients like vitamin E or peptides. If these products don't work for you, try adding another layer of product into your regimen! Instead of just using one product at once when trying to fight dryness on your face (or elsewhere), try mixing different types together so that they work together synergistically towards improving overall skin health.

Step 1: Cleanse

Now that you've cleansed your face, it's time to apply moisturizing creams and oils. This step is essential for keeping skin hydrated and supple.

• Use a gentle cleanser that won't strip the natural oils from your face or make it feel tight after washing. You can find these products at any drugstore or department store (if they're not on sale). Examples include Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser ($5), Neutrogena T/Gel facial cleansing pads ($6), Clean & Clear Advantage Acne Wash ($5), St. Ives Apricot Scrub ($3) or any other brand with the word "soap" in its name; I recommend choosing one of these over an oil-based cleanser because they're less likely than those with oil extracts contain harsh ingredients like alcohols which could irritate sensitive skin types.*

Cleansing the skin is the first step before applying any moisturizing creams or oils. This will help to remove dirt, sebum, and makeup from your pores. Using a gentle cleanser will help to avoid stripping the skin of its natural oils and drying it out further.

Cleansing the skin is the first step before applying any moisturizing creams or oils. This will help to remove dirt, sebum, and makeup from your pores. Using a gentle cleanser will help to avoid stripping the skin of its natural oils and drying it out further.

• If you have sensitive skin, it's important that you choose a product with ingredients that are gentle enough for your liking. An example of such an ingredient would be aloe vera gel which can be used as an effective soothing solution for irritated skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis.

• Avoid alcohol based products at all costs! Alcohol can cause irritation on the surface of our epidermis while also drying out our epidermis even further from inside out (which leads us here).

Step 2: Tone

Toner can help to restore your skin's pH balance, which will make it less likely to become over-dried and cause breakouts. It can also add moisture back into your face after an astringent cleanser or exfoliant.

If you have sensitive skin, avoid toners with alcohol because they can be harsh on the surface of your face. If you have oily skin, avoid any ingredients that will encourage oil production (such as witch hazel).

If you have dry skin, avoid toners with hyaluronic acid because they can draw moisture away from your skin. If you have combination or normal skin, try using a toner that contains witch hazel to help control oil production.

Toner can help to restore your skin's pH balance, especially if you use one with witch hazel or aloe vera. They can also add moisture back into your face after an astringent cleanser. Just make sure you look for a toner that doesn't contain alcohol or other astringents that can dry out the skin.

Toner is a great way to hydrate your skin, especially if you use one with witch hazel or aloe vera. They can also add moisture back into your face after an astringent cleanser. Just make sure you look for a toner that doesn't contain alcohol or other astringents that can dry out the skin.

Step 3: Hydrate

The next step in your routine is to hydrate. You can use a serum that contains hyaluronic acid, or you can use a moisturizer with SPF. If you have dry skin and are looking for something more effective than your regular lotion, look into sheet masks! They’re an easy way to get all of the benefits of hydrating without feeling like you have too much makeup on (or getting pruny).

A hydrating sheet mask can do wonders for parched skin, as they are formulated with soothing ingredients like aloe vera, vitamin E, and hyaluronic acid. These serums will leave your skin hydrated thanks to all of the components in these masks that penetrate deep into the epidermis.

A hydrating sheet mask can do wonders for parched skin, as they are formulated with soothing ingredients like aloe vera, vitamin E, and hyaluronic acid. These serums will leave your skin hydrated thanks to all of the components in these masks that penetrate deep into the epidermis.

After you've used a hydrating sheet mask on your face or body (or both!), follow up with an extra-hydrating serum to really seal in those benefits!

Step 4: Moisturize

At this point in your skincare routine, you’re looking to hydrate and nourish your skin. The last step of the regimen is moisturizing, so make sure that it gets done!

If you have dry or sensitive skin, look for a moisturizer that contains hyaluronic acid and ceramides. These ingredients are excellent for treating dehydrated skin because they help lock moisture into the outer layer of your epidermis (the top layer of your epidermis). They also work as an antioxidant by protecting against free radicals that can cause damage to collagen fibers in the dermal layer—this helps prevent wrinkles from forming.*

Putting together a complete skincare routine for dry skin can be overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. By taking these steps you will find yourself with healthier skin that looks great and feels even better!

Remember that it's important to only use products with natural ingredients because they are gentler on your face and won't cause irritation.