DRY SKIN
Following a skin care routine that is appropriate for dry skin will help to reduce and even eliminate uncomfortable tightness, dryness and unsightly flakiness and redness that can occur when dry skin is left untreated. Replenishing the skin with hydrating ingredients that quench your skin’s thirst, followed by a moisturizer to lock it in that moisture will provide much needed relief.
BENEFITS
- Delivers skin identical hydration to the skin
- Restores texture to improve flaky skin
- Makes the skin feel less tight and more comfortable
- Reduces any redness or erythema
- Quenches skin’s thirst
- Helps to prevent premature skin aging
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HOME CARE PROTOCOL
MORNING
STEP 1: Pump 3 spritz of Moisturizing Mist to a cotton round and 3 to the face. Sweep across the face to lightly refresh and hydrate the skin.
STEP 2: Apply Booster or Skin Serum while skin is still damp.
STEP 4: Apply Eye Serum.
STEP 5: Apply Intensive Moisturizer.
STEP 6: Finish with mineral sunscreen.
EVENING
STEP 1: Remove any eye and lip makeup with Erase the Day on a cotton round.
STEP 2: Double cleanse with Cleanser to thoroughly cleanse the skin (or only once if not wearing sunscreen and or makeup). Remove with a clean face towel using sweeping motions.
STEP 3: Twice a week, apply a thin layer of Fresh Face Mask to damp or dry skin (avoid the eye area). Leave on the skin for 3-8 minutes, then remove with a warm wet face towel.
STEP 4: Spritz Moisturizing Mist across the face to lightly hydrate, reset pH balance and prepare the skin for treatment serums.
STEP 5: Apply Booster or Skin Serum.
STEP 6: Apply Eye Serum.
STEP 7: Apply Intensive Moisturizer.
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DRY SKIN
Dry skin, also known as xerosis, is a common skin condition characterized by a lack of moisture in the outermost layer of the skin, the epidermis. It can affect people of all ages and can vary in severity from mild discomfort to severe itching and cracking.
Dry skin can be caused by environmental factors like low humidity and cold weather, to sun exposure and wind that can strip the skin of its natural oils. It can also be caused by genetics; some people naturally have drier skin. Lifestyle factors can also play a part, such as harsh soaps, hot showers and certain skin care products like ones that contain fragrance.
Dry skin can feel tight, rough to the touch and can sometimes lead to itching, especially in colder months. Flaking can occur and in extreme cases, the skin can crack or lead to fissures, which can be painful and leave you prone to infection.
If your skin is dry, consider only cleansing in the evening. In the morning, you can use NeoGenesis Moisturizing Mist on a cotton round to lightly refresh your skin. While your skin is still damp, apply a hydrating serum such as NeoGenesis Skin Serum or Booster. Don’t let your serum dry on your skin however, immediately lock in the hydration with the NeoGenesis Intensive Moisturizer.
In the evening, be sure to use a gentle cleanser such as NeoGenesis Cleanser to ensure that the products you apply will penetrate and quench your skin’s thirst!
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