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Nobody likes having dry itchy skin. Not only can dryness make your face itch and feel too tight, it can also leave you with rough, red patches all over your face. Not to mention the scaling, peeling and flaking you might experience on your cheeks, forehead, nose or chin.

On top of everything else, having dry skin can make you more prone to developing fine lines and wrinkles. Luckily, there are ways to deal with skin that's itchy and dry. The key is to keep your skin hydrated.

Moisturize

The best way to fight dryness is to moisturize. Not only will using a good moisturizer hydrate you skin, it will also keep moisture from escaping. You should buy a moisturizer made for those with dry skin, and use it daily. Make sure you apply it soon after you have washed your face, to lock in even more moisture.

Cold weather can also make skin dry and itchy. Before you go out into the cold, apply some extra moisturizer. It will help protect your skin from the harsh elements.

Avoid Water Whenever Possible

Doing things like going for long swims will rob your skin of oils and moisture. If you must swim, use a moisturizing lotion as soon as you get out of the pool.

Also, you may have been taught that you should wash your face at least twice a day, in the morning and at night. But, if your skin is extremely dry and itchy, you might want to avoid washing your face more than once a day. That will be more than enough to get your face clean.

Use the Right Soap or Cleanser

Not only could the wrong soap or cleanser dry out your skin, it could also contain ingredients that are making your itching worse. If your skin feels tight and dry after you wash your face, you are using the wrong soap or cleanser.

If your skin is dry, use a mild and gentle soap or cleanser that is made for dry skin. You should also use products that have "hypoallergenic" on the label.

Buy a Humidifier

Hot, dry air (whether from central heating, or because of natural weather conditions) can dry out your skin, and making it feel more itchy than ever.

Using a humidifier will add moisture to the air in your home. Place the humidifier in the rooms where you spend the most time For example, put it in your living room during the day, and then move it into your bedroom at night.

There are many ways to fight dry itchy skin. Taking these steps to keep your skin hydrated will make you less prone to developing fine lines and wrinkles. It will also help your skin look and feel soft, smooth and youthful.

And now I'd like to invite you to visit my blog for more free articles, tips and reviews on skincare solutions and conditions including dry itchy skin treatments. I'd also like to invite you to subscribe to my Free E-course at http://www.skincaretreatmenttips.com - Author, Cavyl Stewart




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» left by Teresa Ortiz (291 days 21 hours ago.)
Hi Cavyl, great tips, but what works for dry skin on the rest of your body? My face is not dry, but my arms have been itching for at least 6 weeks now. Help!! Teresa
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