
Various factors can lead to excessively dry skin that begins to peel. Sometimes unsightly, these "skin flakes" can itch. But what are the physiological reasons for skin peeling? How can this phenomenon be avoided? Typology provides information on this subject.

Dry skin is characterized by a disruption in cellular cohesion (skin barrier), a deficiency in natural moisturizing factors (NMF), and an insufficiency in the production of lipids. This lack of hydrolipidic film exposes the epidermis to external aggressions and causes water loss. What is the skin barrier? What are the signs related to its alteration?

Lactic acid is a post-biotic from the alpha-hydroxy acid family that is naturally present in the human body and in certain fruits. Unlike other acids from the same family, lactic acid is well tolerated by all skin types, including dry skin (-).

Unlike dry skin, which lacks lipids, dehydrated skin lacks water. It feels tight, tends to crease, and shows fine lines from dehydration. What skincare routine suits dehydrated skin? Here are our recommendations for those who identify with this skin type.

Tightness, irritation, or even flaking... Dry skin faces these uncomfortable sensations daily. Therefore, it is necessary to provide it with daily moisturizing care. Which lotion should you choose to take care of dry skin? Discover our advice on choosing the lotion to use on dry skin.

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