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MOISTURIZING DULL SKIN
When the skin’s moisture levels are depleted, this usually leads to dull looking skin, which then requires an extra level of care. Rather than just haphazardly slathering on a layer of lotion every day, these tips will help you to ensure that you are moisturizing your skin in the very best way possible.
Exfoliate Before Moisturizing
In order for your moisturizer to be able to properly penetrate into the many layers of your skin, it needs to have a clear path, and this means removing all of the dead skin cells, oils and impurities that build up on the surface of the skin. The best way to do this is by exfoliating, after which your moisturizer, and any other products that you apply, will be so much more effective.
Moisturize Efficiently
On the days that you do not exfoliate, you still need to help your moisturizer to soak into your skin. The best way to prepare your skin cells to receive your moisturizer is by first washing your skin with a damp towel, gently applying lukewarm water before patting off any excess. Make sure that your skin is still slightly damp when applying your moisturizer, as this will prevent any water from evaporating, trapping it into your skin and giving it a much-needed extra layer of moisture.
Face Masks
A face mask is a great way to give your skin a deep boost of moisture, and the added vitamins and antioxidants will help your skin cells in many other ways. When it comes to masks that moisturize the skin, some beneficial ingredients to look out for are antioxidants, vitamins and nutrients that will leave your skin feeling silky and smooth.
Dull and tight skin are signs that your skin is dehydrated, meaning that you need to work hard to counter this as soon as possible, before the problem worsens. By ensuring that your skin cells always contain the optimum amount of water, you will be keeping your skin well hydrated, and will not have to deal with dullness or tightness for much longer.
