Dry skin
Dry skin produces less natural oil, so it loses moisture quickly and often feels tight. It can show rough or flaky patches and needs regular, nourishing hydration to stay supple and comfortable.
Signs: Tightness after cleansing, flaking, rough texture, invisible pores, a feeling of discomfort
Morning routine
- 1Cleanse
- 2Hydrating serumHyaluronic AcidGlycerinPanthenol (Vitamin B5)
- 3MoisturizeCeramidesSqualaneShea Butter
- 4Sunscreen (SPF)Zinc Oxide
Evening routine
- 1Cleanse
- 2TreatmentLactic Acid
- 3Nourishing oilRosehip OilMarula Oil
- 4
Best ingredients for Dry skin
What to avoid
Steer clear of harsh cleansers with alcohol or strong soap, and very hot water, which all strip your skin and make dryness worse.
Care tips
Layer a humectant like hyaluronic acid onto slightly damp skin, then seal it in with a richer cream or oil to lock the moisture in. Layering is your secret weapon.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good skincare routine for Dry skin?+
In the morning: cleanse, apply a targeted serum, moisturize, and always finish with sunscreen. In the evening: cleanse, use your treatment (like a retinoid or exfoliant), then moisturize. See the full step-by-step routine above.
Which ingredients are best for Dry skin?+
Dry skin benefits most from Hyaluronic Acid، Ceramides، Squalane، Glycerin، Panthenol (Vitamin B5)، Shea Butter. Tap any ingredient to learn how to use it.
What should Dry skin avoid?+
Steer clear of harsh cleansers with alcohol or strong soap, and very hot water, which all strip your skin and make dryness worse.
This is general guidance to help you build a routine — not medical advice. Introduce new actives one at a time, patch-test, and see a dermatologist for persistent concerns.