Dehydrated/dry skin

While there are benefits to this seasonal change with a break from the heat and high humidity of summer, winter can bring with it dry skin and discomforts. What can be done against winter dryness? Discover in this article some prevention tips to maintain healthy skin, as well as simple measures to alleviate winter dry skin.

Tightness, irritation, redness are the main signs of dry and dehydrated skin. However, it's important to clarify that dry skin and dehydrated skin are different. The care used for dry skin is therefore not the same as for dehydrated skin. We provide our advice for choosing the soap suitable for these types of skin.

Dry and dehydrated skin are often confused because of their similar symptoms (tightness, redness, flaking...). Nevertheless, it is important to distinguish between them because they do not require the same care. Find here the definition of a dry skin as well as our formulas adapted to this type of skin.

Dry skin and dehydrated skin are not synonymous, contrary to some misconceptions. Tightness, discomfort, increased sensitivity... the symptoms may seem similar, but their origins and solutions differ. How can we distinguish between dry skin and dehydrated skin? Let's explore some tips together.

Do you think you have dry skin? Before taking action, a clarification is necessary: be careful not to confuse dry skin with dehydrated skin. Here are some tips to adopt the right skincare routine and regain nourished, more radiant, and soothed skin.