Dry,Skin,Winter,How,Get,Relief health Dry Skin in Winter: How to Get Relief
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Dry skin, itchy skin! Thats what so many of our clients complain of, once winter settles in. Its so uncomfortable! But sometimes the remedies people try are the opposite of what their winter skin needs. Fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to keep your skin hydrated and comfortable.Would you believe that some of these steps involve your home? Consider this: The first, biggest enemy of skin hydration is dry air. Hot air blowing around in your home from heating systems usually contains no water molecules at all. So by January the drywall and furniture are completely dried out, with no more moisture to give back to the air. Your entire household is dried out! Thats why this time of year is when we see most dry skin problems.How do you recognize this dry winter skin syndrome? Youll see tiny dry flakes on your legs, and your skin becomes itchy sometimes insufferably so especially when you undress at night and the back of your arms, hips, and legs itch to the point you can draw blood by scratching. You now have The Winter Itch!So what can you do? First step everything you can do to increase humidity in your household air.Lower your homes temperature, because cooler air can hold more water molecules. I recommend 66 degrees at night and around 70 degrees during the daytime slightly higher (72) if you have children.If you have a choice, use radiant or baseboard heating instead of forced air.Humidifiers are helpful. Be sure to use additives in the water to retard bacterial and mold growth. (Mold spores can trigger allergies, and some are even dangerous.)Next, help your skin retain moisture. As the household air tips above indicate, your skin can take moisture from the air and lose it to dry air, as well. Skin has a protective barrier of dead cells that slow down this moisture loss. So youll want to take very good care of this protective layer. This is where so many people get into trouble with winter skin care. When skin starts flaking, its easy to think that the flaky skin is the problem itself, and try to wash or exfoliate it. And then its easy to end up with seriously dry, itchy skin!You see, the second biggest enemy of skin hydration is over-washing. The skins barrier against water loss is easily removed by frequent or vigorous washing especially with harsher soaps, loofahs, and other scrubbers. Removing the protective layer exposes the next layer of skin. This layer is alive and easily inflamed when exposed to dry air. And its inflammation that triggers the itch sensation. Scratching the itch further disrupts your skins natural barrier so infection can occur, and conditions such as eczema and psoriasis will be exacerbated. Here are 7 bathing tips to keep from washing away your skins moisture protection.Bathe as infrequently as you can get away with, certainly no more than once daily. If you go to the gym, a simple rinse-off is sufficient for the non-odor areas.Keep your bath or shower brief.Avoid physical scrubbing agents completely. This means NO washcloth, except for odor areas.Avoid hot water; use warm instead. Soaps should be of the moisturizing variety (like Dove, Caress, Tone). Use sparingly.Pat dry with the towel no scrubbing dry.Immediately after patting dry, apply a generous amount of moisturizing lotion to your skin, especially where most exposure to ambient air occurs your arms and legs. Then apply a facial moisturizing cream.Then, while your skin still feels moist, be sure to put on adequate clothing that covers up air-exposed areas as much as possible, to retain your skins water. Apply more of your moisturizing, hydrating skin care products throughout the day. You cannot overdo it! And speaking of products over-the-counter moisturizing lotions and creams are much better than none at all. However, recent developments in hydrating products incorporate hyaluronic acid and green tea, which both attract and hold water. These formulations are anti-inflammatory, and they are available in medical offices.Heres the basic moisturizer rule: Whenever you are tempted (or driven) to scratch that is when you need a moisturizing lotion or cream. Youll soon know how often your skin needs to have additional moisturizing help to prevent these episodes of severe itching.Try these methods for dry skin relief. Your skin will thank you!
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