Dry skin can occur at any age and for various different reasons. In general, skin becomes drier as we age. it tends to be drier in winter months , and drier in low humidity environments. Certain skin diseases can make skin more susceptible to drying, dehydration and irritation ‑ eczema, psoriasis, etc. As the skin dries, it cracks and feels rough. Areas of redness develop. Scratching or rubbing the skin causes burning and itching sensations, leading to more itching and scratching.

It’s important for all skin types to properly hydrate and maintain their skin hydration levels. It’s common for individuals to require more moisture, facials, and perhaps a different skincare regime during seasons that leave skin drier than usual.

Treatments for dry skin vary greatly depending on the cause of dryness. For some, it’s as simple as booking a routine facial. For others, it might be a more advanced and consistent treatment plan.