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Learn MoreDehydrated skin is when the skin is lacking in water content. Dry skin is when our skin is depleted of lipids/fats.
Common signs of dehydrated skin:
Dry skin - When our skin is truly dry it lacks oil and therefore can be:
Start from within, here are our Skin Expert Edele’s top supplement recommendations to help hydrate your skin.
Hydration from within is not a fad, our skin is a double-sided organ therefore it is vital that we treat it both topically and internally. Ingredients to look out for in supplements for hydration include, omegas and hyaluronic acid, vitamin A and ceramides. Electrolytes are also a fantastic way to replace vitamins, minerals and salts that are paramount to keep up hydrated. These are some of our most recommended skin specific supplements that we advise our clients to introduce into their routine when wanting to hydrate their skin.
Top Tip: Supplements are best taken with a meal to ensure optimal absorption. Be consistent with supplementation for best results. It can take anything from 4-6 weeks to see the benefits but stick with it!
The perfect hydrating routine can look different for everyone as all skin needs hydration but depending on your skin type, we can have very different looking hydrating products.
Hydrating routine for Dry Skin:
Hydrating routine for Dehydrated Skin:
Exfoliation- When we are looking to exfoliate dehydrated and dry skin, we can use different methods such as chemical, enzymatic and physical.
Exfoliating the skin has many benefits including, getting rid of a build-up of dead skin cells on the surface of the skin, helping to even out skin texture and tone, speed up cell renewal and allow better penetration of actives when applied following exfoliation.
It's worth getting a specific recommendation from your skin therapist for the best exfoliation method for your skin.
Millies recommends the following for dry and dehydrated skin
Top Tip: With exfoliation, it's important to read and listen to your skin. Ideal exfoliation is 2-3 times per week, however if you feel this is a little much for your skin or experience tightness and irritation, pull back on your exfoliation to 1-2 times a week until comfort is restored.