#moistuizer

Choosing the right Moisture Cream can be difficult. Luckily for you we have three easy targeted treatments to choose from, and here’s a guide to help you choose. 

Youth Preservating Moisture Cream

For skin that wants protection and anti-aging benefits. This luxurious cream is infused with date seed extract which is clinically proven to reduce the signs of aging. This includes wrinkles, fine-lines and high protection against anti-oxidants. The anti-aging elixir offers deep hydration with sodium PCA and hyaluronic acid as it’s core. 

Balancing Moisture Cream

This cream is light-weight with a matte silky finish. It treats blemishes, redness and acne instantly. Vitamin B3, E and provitamin B5 repairs and renews. The blend of calming actives feels amazing on the skin, leaving it with a soft protective barrier. 

Hydrating Moisture Cream

Winter - Itchy and Dry Skin

Dry skin is common during the winter and can lead to flaking, itching, cracking and even bleeding. But you can prevent and treat dry skin,

It's tempting, especially in cold weather, to take long, hot showers, But being in the water for a long time and using hot water can be extremely drying to the skin. Keep your baths and showers short and make sure you use warm, not hot, water.

I love this article, its simple but also informative about what type of ingredients to look for in your moisturizer for each type of skin weather its oily, dry, or normal.. its super important to use the right type of moisturizer.

ask yourself this question.. When you put your moisturizer on does it automatically just absorb into your skin feeling like you never put it on in the first place?.. or does it feel silky soft and like its retaining the moisture in your skin?

Personally prefer a thick cream at the moment due to the weather being so cold!! I like being able to feel my moisturizer all day long. currently im using ultra balm and i seriously cannot get enough of it.. i put it on once in the morning and i can feel it all throughout the day it is AMAZING.

There is a difference between dry and dehydrated skin even though the two words are used interchangeably. And it really is possible to have both dehydrated and oily skin.

Dry skin is skin does not produce enough oil.  Also known as Alipidic, the follicles are smaller, with finer hair on the face.  This type of skin lacks the natural barriers and needs extra care in protection against environmental damage. This is a genetic type and can’t be changed, but can be nourished and helped by products.

Occlusive or products that prevent water loss are good at helping dry skin stay healthy.

Dehydrated skin lacks water.  Since the body is made up of 58-70% water this can be from internal and external factors. Signs of dehydrated skin are, dry, tight, flaky feelings and the skin with tend to absorb products quickly in its thirst for moisture.  Factors that contribute to dehydrated skin are:

-Not drinking enough water, (8 glasses a day is recommended.)

-Alcohol

-Smoking

-Air conditioning and central heat.

-Environment, like climate, sun, wind, heat and cold.

-Medications

-Incorrect products for skin type or over use of products.