Rough, Dry Skin
Dry wit is great. Dry skin, not so much. Weather, nutrition, harsh cleansers, irritating fabrics and prescription medications can all cause dry skin. The key to saying goodbye to sandpaper skin? Gentle cleansers and moisturizers to restore skin’s hydration.
Step 1. Cleanse |
To maintain a healthy complexion it is vital to keep facial skin clear of built-up dirt, sweat and oil. The best way to care for facial skin is to properly cleanse with high quality face products both morning and night with few exceptions.
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Step 2. Tone |
Toners and astringents are great facial products to even out complexion and clear away oil. They are best applied to the face following cleansing or shaving but before applying a moisturizer.
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Step 3. Moisturize |
Moisturizing should be the last step in the grooming process. Moisturizing face products hydrate and smooth the skin, keeping it soft and protected from the elements. Used daily, these face products help combat wrinkles and signs of aging.
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Step 4. Body |
To conquer rough spots on elbows and knees as well as associated problems like calloused hands and feet, you should exfoliate a few times a week. Exfoliating rough spots and calloused hands will help to remove dead skin which is one of the main causes of rough skin problems.
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Tips |
When washing face and shower, use lukewarm - not hot - water. Hot water aggravates dry skin and robs skin of its moisture.
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Step 1. Cleanse
Algae Facial Cleanser
Let's talk dirty: Remove the grime.Starting at: $10.00
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Step 2. Tone
Alcohol Free Toner
A tone for your skin.$19.00 -
Step 3. Moisturize
All Purpose Facial Moisturizer
Invest wisely. Face it, it's your future.$27.00 -
Step 3. Moisturize
Facial Moisturizer SPF 15
Have a face worth saving.$32.00
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Step 3. Moisturize
Daily Advanced Moisturizer SPF 30
High sun protection.$40.00 -
Step 3. Moisturize
Continuous Moisture Eye Cream
Tame your crow's feet.$33.00 -
Step 4. Body
Glycerin Hand and Body Lotion
Get your skin working like it's supposed to.Starting at: $10.00
