Key aspects for moisturising dry skin
Dry skin can be effectively moisturised with moisturising creams and serums containing ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, glycerine, B vitamins, antioxidants and ceramides. Regular cleansing with gentle cleansers, avoiding hot water and using skin oils also help to keep the skin moisturised.
Key aspects for moisturising dry skin:
Moisturising creams and serums: Hyaluronic acid: Intensively moisturises and locks in moisture.
Glycerine: Helps retain water in the skin.
B vitamins, antioxidants, ceramides: Strengthen the skin barrier and protect against external influences.
Skin oils: Provide extra nourishment and lock in moisture.
Regular cleansing: Gentle cleansers without alcohol, harsh derivatives and sulphates.
Avoid hot water: Wash your face with lukewarm water.
Drink plenty of fluids: It is recommended to drink 30-40 ml of water per kilogram of body weight.
Natural masks: Honey mask: Apply a thin layer of honey to your face, leave it on and rinse off with lukewarm water.
Body care: Moisturise your body after showering with moisturising creams or oils.
Dietary supplements: Antioxidants, hyaluronic acid and amino acids can help with proper skin function and hydration.
Our tip:
When moisturising the skin, we recommend using barrier creams such as Dermaguard to gradually restore the skin and its natural barrier. Dermaguard cream creates an invisible protective shield on the skin against most allergens found in the environment. Because the allergen cannot penetrate the skin, it remains unirritated. The protection lasts for around 4-6 hours. The cream effectively moisturises the skin without leaving it feeling greasy and strengthens the skin barrier. It can be used on any part of the body except the mucous membranes. The cream contains dimethicone, which gradually evaporates from the skin under the influence of sweat acidity. The cream is unscented. With regular use of Dermaguard cream, your skin will feel like it is wrapped in cotton wool.
