The Science Behind Dry Skin

What is a dry skin? how can you help it? Today I'm going to be answering these questions

What is a dry skin?

a dry skin is a skin that is in hypo secretion. there is a lack of sebum being secreted from the sebaceous glands, and a lack of oils and protection on the skin.
how can you recognize a dry skin?
you can recognize a dry skin if it has no visible ostia, desquamation, a matte complexion, a dull appearence, and  secretes no oil at all throughout the day.

How to treat a dry skin?

because a dry skin is not secreting enough, it needs to be stimulated so it will cause increased bloodflow, collagen production, and cell turnover. this can be done through facial massage, exfoliation, and treatments using electrical currents. Exfoliation is also important because a dry skin generally has a dry senseation and desquamation, so exfoliationg will give it a smoother texture, and by removing exess corneocytes, it makes the skin more receptive to product, and is easier to treat. A dry skin also needs nourishment, The skin is lacking in lipids so it is important to provide it with fats, or oils. you can use face oils and serums, and also diet modifications can help. take shorter showers and wash your face in cooler water, as hot water is drying. make sure not to use products that contain alcohol. Consuming alcohol, caffeine, and certain mecdications can also make skin more prone to dryness.

Is dry skin the same as dehydrated skin?

No. A dry skin is lacking in oils and fats, because the sebaceous gland is not producing enough. a dehydrated skin is lacking water and in fact, has very little to do with the sebaceous gland at all. it is very possible to have an oily skin with dehydration