What is the best thing to put on your face if you have very dry skin I have tried everything?
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Wash with a soapless cleanser like Cetaphil. The Jurlique range of face care products are also very good, and so are their moisturisers. Not sure about rubbing oil onto the face!\nIf you have a skin condition such as eczema, you may also be seeing the effects of this. You may benefit from some specialist skin care advice. I'd try to avoid chemicals as much as possible by eating healthily and organic food as much as possible, lots of veg and fresh fruit, less meat, less alcohol, no smoking. Hope that helps.
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I never really had a problem with acne but I did have dry skin. I just apply this lotion, Curel Ultra Healing, on my face and it does the trick.\n\nJust try to keep your face clean and make sure your hair isn't in your face.
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Try rubbing cooking grease on your face it worked wonders for me
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Use Acne Free it works great. I use it my face feels better than ever!
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Forget all the so-called special stuff that cost a fortune. Simply rely on the basics. If there is any concern with dryness of skin, for example, use something as simply as Johnson's Baby Oil or some of the other products on the market that heal.\n\nAnd lighten up.  Do it gentle.
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My daughter in law and my nephew both have eczema.  They use a product called Eucerin...it works great. I worked with cardboard for years on my job and have very dry hands. I use it all the time......love it....don't use anything else. If you decide to try it, get the cream in the jar. For some reason  the lotion dosen't work as well.
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This one doesn't cost much:    DRINK  WATER \n aside from that you have to be more specific about what you need to improve about your skin.  A moisterizer before bed takes just a couple of minutes and has profound effect on keeping your skin looking young,    tried and proven, my grandmother always used oil of olay every evening and she had lovely skin all her life.  My skin looks like that of women 10 years younger than myself.  A few other tips:  DON"T SMOKE, it dehydrates your skin.  PROTECT YOUR SKIN from the sun.  If you bake in the sun, so will your skin, and your not going for the "raisin" look.
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Most lotions have a lot of alcohol in them, and will often burn and sting if the skin is cracked at all, and can also cause MORE dryness.  The best thing to use is vaseline.  Since this is kind of "gooey", try putting in on right before you go to bed.  Or find a good lotion like "Eucerine" that doesn't have any alcohol.
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Soap\n\nDrink plenty of water. (so your pores don't dry up)\n\nWash your bed sheets no less than once a week. (so that gunk doesn't get on your face)
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cortizone shot,is the best, i use this stuff called face mud,it dries it up pretty fast,its like calimine but thicker,comes in a purple tube in the drug store,its in the beauty aid section. they also make an calimine, oatmeal powder u mix with bath water and soak in it.
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the worst thing you can do for your hands is soaking them in hot water! this actually dehydrates your hands.  Your best bet is an ointment or straight up Vaseline.  a lot of the lotions out there (including Vaseline intensive care) say they are moisturizing, but in the long run they just dry out your hands more.  You need an oil or petroleum based lotion so it will stay on longer and force moisture into your hands.  Eucerin has been great for me; put it on as often as you can and that should help significantly. Vaseline is your best bet though, if you can stand it.  also, if you can afford it, go see a dermatologist; they have tons of products to help out dry skin!
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TRy this; buy you a PUMICE stone,you should be able to find one at Wal-Mart,or your local pharmacy, soak in really warm water,then rub area with as much pressure as you can stand.Doing this every once in awhile will keep the dead skin from building up.Afterwards apply a lotion for dry skin with aloe.
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Could be dry skin or allergic reaction to something.  Try using a good lotion daily.  I've found Oil of Olay Quench to do very well on dry skin.
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a Doctor once told me to keep my window crack, boil water, or get a towel and put on your face. to keep the moisture near, good luck.
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I heard coco butter works, maybe some vanishing cream, perhaps perscription creams (mostly for the face)Lustra-af or Triluma. Basically anything with skin bleach/lightening cream. I really dont know best of luck.
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EUCERINE IS GOOD FOR DRY SKIN...IT JUST STINKS TO HIGH HELL
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A good skincare routine, a well balanced diet and plenty of fluids can help to keep out skin healthy and glowing. \nThe three main skin types are dry, normal and oily. You may also have combination skin, where it is dry in some areas and oily in others (usually the chin, nose and forehead). Once you have worked out your skin type, you can make a more informed decision with regards to which is the best moisturising lotion for you.\nDry Skin: benefits most from quite heavy moisturizers such as creams, and lotion may be a little on the light side. Cocoa butter, evening primrose and glycerine based moisturizers can prove effective on dry skin.\n\nOily Skin: can be controlled through the use of a light lotion, as heavy creams will make the problem worse. Some of the ingredients to look out for include cedarwood, clary sage, tea tree, ylang ylang, and geranium.\nCombination and Normal Skin: should be moisturized with a light cream or lotion. If you have combination skin, you may need to apply a little extra cream to the drier areas. There are many creams and lotions available for this type of skin.\n\nRetinol (a derivative of vitamin A) which hydrates skin and gives it a firmer appearance \nAHAs (alpha-hydroxy acid) which can help to remove dead skin and give the skin a fresher look and softer feel \nBHAs (beta-hydroxy acid) such as salicylic acid, which can also help to remove dead skin and improve the look and feel of the skin \nVitamin B5, which can support natural regeneration of skin \nOne thing to remember with AHAs and BHAs is that they can make the skin far more sensitive to UV rays, and therefore you should not use them in very hot weather if you are going to be exposed to the sun. They should also be used in conjunction with an effective sunscreen. These acids can also irritate the skin, and should therefore be tested before regular use to ensure that you are not sensitive to them.\n\nIf you have sensitive skin you should also opt for lotions that are not fragranced in any way. Perfumed lotions can irritate some skin, particularly on the face. There are plenty of fragrance-free and hypo-allergenic lotions on the market which are ideal for sensitive skin. \n\nFinally, an important thing to look out for in daytime lotions and creams is an effective UV filter or sunscreen. If you are going to be out and about during the daytime, you need to protect your face from the sun and from UV ray, even during the winter months. There are plenty of moisturizers available that have built in filters and sunscreens, enabling you to keep your skin fresh, hydrated and protected.