Comments on: Herbal Remedies for dry skin and wrinkles

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By: Wendy Skinny

Wendy Skinny — Wed, 11 May 2011 15:29:29 +0000

I have combination skin and always have mild-to-moderate sun spot issue on my cheeks….other than that, I have pretty great skin and happy with it. I purchased the pH Equilibrant Moisturizer from Made From Earth – as I started to notice fine wrinkles around my lips, and decided to try a this Made From Earth product. The texture of the pH Equilibrant Moisturizer is a lightweight cream and it is absorbed so quickly when you apply it. I used it for a good solid week, and was shocked by the result. Not only did it diminish all the fine lines, it also improve my overall complexion and my skin is much brighter.

I will def repurchase when I run out of it.

By: Robyn Scott

Robyn Scott — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:43:56 +0000

Itchy, dry skin is more than irritating. It is annoying. It can also make you nervous while at the same time make your skin red and scaly looking. But what can you do to treat and prevent this very aggravating and common condition from occurring and reoccurring?

If you think it is because of your environmental conditions, you may want to consider adding a humidifier to your surroundings, if it is possible. But if you think your dry skin is not that serious, as of yet and is still treatable by you, there are a number of at home remedies that you can try.

1. Moisturize your skin Look for products that are made for dry, yet sensitive skin. Use moisturizing products all year long. Remember they may even help prevent wrinkles. A great option is Shea Butter which is loaded with essential fatty acids, anti-oxidants and phytonutrients to deeply moisturize the skin. Just place some in your hands first and allow it to warm. Then it can spread quicker. You can apply this at night and wake up with softer, more moisturized skin by morning.

2. Drinking more water If your body isn’t getting enough water inside of it, your skin will become dry. Then it will not matter how much lotions and potions you apply to it, it will remain that way. You know they say you should drink from 6 to 8 eight ounce glasses a day. Strive for as close to this as you can.

3. Is your skin extremely dry? Try this messy method. Take a warm bath. Then after partially drying off, apply thick liberal layers of Shea Butter all over your skin. Now promptly put on your pajamas and go to bed. You will wake up with really soft, supple glowing skin with a velvety texture.

Remember dry skin makes us appear dull and can cause us to age quicker. Do what you can to keep that skin soft and moisturized.

To learn more about Shea Butter, visit Purely Shea at http://www.purelyshea.com/ for more information.

By: Layla

Layla — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 17:31:28 +0000

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By: Eye Wrinkle Cream Guru

Eye Wrinkle Cream Guru — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 00:09:47 +0000

Dry skin is a definite catalyst for wrinkles. Keep that skin moisturized and out of the sun. If you need to go in the sun, be sure to wear plenty of sunscreen.