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Its important to keep your skin hydrated regardless of your skin type, but it is especially important for mature skin. During the aging process, the collagen in our faces begins to break down and the regeneration of cells begins to slow. This causes your skin to look thin and dry. When your skin is properly hydrated, it looks plump therefore reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Maintain good hydration & your skin will age much more gracefully!
Signs that your skin is in need of moisture include inflammations, fine lines, itchiness, redness, and a tight feeling. Exfoliation can help enhance your skins hydration levels, it promotes the turnover of new skin cells & increases your skin's ability to absorb products.
1. Topical Treatments
Use products designed specifically to replenish moisture to dry skin such as masks, serums, sprays, and cream. Hint: you can combine these for an even better hydrating effect!
2. Take Care Daily
We can't stress this enough - Drink Water! Drinking the recommended amount of water (based on body weight) will be beneficial, your skin will thank you!
3. Medi-Spa Options
If your skin begins to feel tighter or itchier than usual, there are medi-spa options that can revive and soothe your dry, itchy skin.
Tip: To increase hydration levels in your skin, use products containing Hyaluronic acid which helps the skin retain moisture and instantly smooths any roughness.
Your skin-cell regeneration doubles when you sleep! An evening skin care routine is a must and this is where night masks come into play! Night masks (gel or cream) are more potent than a typical night cream. They are designed to be worn over night and provide an intense hydration boost to dry facial skin! Youll wake up with a dewy glow, which will make you look younger!
Its important to keep your skin hydrated regardless of your skin type, but it is especially important for mature skin. During the aging process, the collagen in our faces begins to break down and the regeneration of cells begins to slow. This causes your skin to look thin and dry. When your skin is properly hydrated, it looks plump therefore reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Maintain good hydration & your skin will age much more gracefully!
Signs that your skin is in need of moisture include inflammations, fine lines, itchiness, redness, and a tight feeling. Exfoliation can help enhance your skins hydration levels, it promotes the turnover of new skin cells & increases your skin's ability to absorb products.
1. Topical Treatments
Use products designed specifically to replenish moisture to dry skin such as masks, serums, sprays, and cream. Hint: you can combine these for an even better hydrating effect!
2. Take Care Daily
We can't stress this enough - Drink Water! Drinking the recommended amount of water (based on body weight) will be beneficial, your skin will thank you!
3. Medi-Spa Options
If your skin begins to feel tighter or itchier than usual, there are medi-spa options that can revive and soothe your dry, itchy skin.
Tip: To increase hydration levels in your skin, use products containing Hyaluronic acid which helps the skin retain moisture and instantly smooths any roughness.
Your skin-cell regeneration doubles when you sleep! An evening skin care routine is a must and this is where night masks come into play! Night masks (gel or cream) are more potent than a typical night cream. They are designed to be worn over night and provide an intense hydration boost to dry facial skin! Youll wake up with a dewy glow, which will make you look younger!
by Eternal Skin Care
1700 7th Avenue, Unit 2100
Seattle, WA 98101
United States
Copyrights 1999-2024
Eternal Skin Care ®
1700 7th Avenue, Unit 2100
Seattle, WA 98101
United States
Copyrights 1999-2024
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