Skin Care for Dry Skin
Resolve your dry skin issues once and for all with replenishing skin care products for dry skin that expertly cleanse, moisturize, and balance.
What is Dry Skin?
Dry skin is mainly an imbalance of sebum, your skin’s natural oil that hydrates your skin. It’s both a skin type and an issue that most people experience at one time or another. Typical signs of dry skin are redness, rough patches, a feeling of tightness, and dull or flaky skin. The key to restoring your skin’s natural elasticity and radiance is choosing the right skin care products for dry skin. Keep reading to learn about dry skin and Garnier’s wide range of specially formulated dry skin products that gently relieve, cleanse, and hydrate for glowing results.
What Causes Dry Skin?
There are a number of factors that cause dry skin, some of which are preventable. Seasonal extremes, indoor heating, windy conditions, and hot/arid climates are the main culprits; but genetics, age, pollution, and insufficient water intake can be blamed for skin imbalances as well. Using the wrong products for dry skin also tends to strip skin of its natural oils.
Skin Care Products for Dry Skin
Skin Care Products for Dry Skin
Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water With Hyaluronic Acid + Aloe Replumps skin's look and feel while cleansing and removing makeup.
$10.49 MSRP
Garnier SkinActive Water Rose Micellar Cleansing Water Cleanses, removes makeup, and hydrates skin without harsh rubbing or rinsing.
$10.49 MSRP
Garnier SkinActive Moisture Rescue Refreshing Gel Cream for Dry Skin Our lightweight, oil-free gel cream soothes dry skin by providing 24 hour hydration.
$5.99 MSRP
Garnier SkinActive Soothing Facial Mist with Rose Water Lightly hydrates leaving skin soothed and refreshed
$8.99 MSRP
Garnier SkinActive Clearly Brighter Anti-Sun Damage* Daily Moisturizer SPF 30 Helps reduce the look of dark spots and other signs of sun damage.
$14.99 MSRP
Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water All-in-1 All-in-1 cleanser and makeup remover for all skin types, even sensitive skin.
$10.49 MSRP
Tips for Dry Skin
- Always treat dry skin gently. Wash your face with lukewarm water and avoid extreme hot or cold temperatures when cleansing.
- Harsh cleansers, especially if they contain alcohol or strong astringents, are a no-no in a skin care routine for dry skin. Focus on products that contain hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid and aloe vera.
- Rubbing and scrubbing can irritate dry skin. Opt for a soft microfiber towel and pat your face dry instead.
- Invest in an air humidifier for your home and try to maintain the moisture level in your home at a skin-friendly 40-50% to avoid drying out your skin.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What ingredients are good for dry skin? The best skin care products for dry skin contain emollients and humectants that replenish and lock in moisture and prevent water loss. Deeply hydrating ingredients like aloe vera, shea butter, rose water, and hyaluronic acid are excellent solutions that can be found in many Garnier dry skin products such as SkinActive Moisture Rescue gel creams and Micellar Cleansing Water with Hyaluronic Acid and Aloe. Try to include one or more of these moisturizing ingredients in all your face products for dry skin so your skin care routine is fully attuned to your skin’s needs. And never forget to apply an SPF moisturizer before you go outside! -
Can dry skin cause wrinkles? While dry skin is not a direct cause of fine lines and wrinkles, it does tend to make your skin look more crepey, dull, and less supple. In other words, dry skin can accentuate any existing wrinkles because it’s depleted of the oils that make skin soft and plump. Lightweight day creams and more intensive night moisturizers for dry skin work to keep a good balance that blurs fine lines and minimizes the appearance of wrinkles. -
How can you tell if your skin is dehydrated? Thankfully, the outward signs of dehydrated skin are relatively easy to spot. Your skin may feel taut, itchy, and generally uncomfortable. You might see patches of redness or irritation. Certain areas can feel rough to the touch, like around the eyebrows or on the chin and cheeks. In more extreme cases, dry skin can start flaking and become cracked. If you suspect your skin is dehydrated, you can also do a quick test by gently pinching a section of your cheek. If the skin doesn’t bounce back quickly, chances are your skin is craving hydration.
