10 remedies to  fight against dry skin;

Dry skin results in tightness, tingling, and a general feeling of discomfort. Here are 10 natural remedies to test soon as discomfort appears.

1 Argan oil

Argan oil, also known as liquid gold, is a valuable remedy for dry skin, thanks to its high content of vitamin E and fatty acids.
It can thus replace the usual day using also slow during the coldest months of the year to hydrate and soften the skin. It is also known to nourish the hair and scalp.
Non-greasy, non-irritating and rapidly penetrating, argan oil also has a captivating and enveloping fragrance that warms the body in winter.

2 Yogurt

Yogurt contains lactic acid, known for its natural exfoliating action. Gently eliminates dead skin cells, it was cell renewal without attacking the skin. In addition, the lipids and proteins contained in yogurt help soothe redness and irritation by nourishing the epidermis in depth. Its smoothness makes it a delicious treatment that is pleasant to apply.
Recipe: apply ½ natural yogurt to the face and leave to dry for 15 minutes before rinsing off with lukewarm water.

3 The cold cream

The cold cream (= cold cream) is a softening protective cream for the skin, composed of sweet almond oil, beeswax, and rose, water.
Used in particular to prevent or treat chapping and minor irritations, it is more nutritious and protective than a day cream, especially in winter, hence its nickname "anti-cold cream". However, it is not recommended for combination skin, as it contributes to excessive sebum production.

4 The lawyer

Avocado is rich in essential fatty acids. Its moisturizing and nourishing properties will help the driest skin. driest Take an avocado and cut it in half lengthwise. Remove the core and take the flesh from one of the halves. Mix the flesh with a tablespoon of olive oil. Apply the mixture obtained on the face in thick layers and leave to act for a quarter of an hour before rinsing.

5 Hydrating makeup

To avoid the discomfort of makeup, it is essential to adapt it according to the climate and your skin type.

In winter and/or in the case of dry skin, it is better to opt for BB creams or moisturizing fluid foundations rather than compact or powdered foundations. For blushes and eye shadows, prefer cream textures to powder textures to avoid the package effect. On the lips, be sure to nourish them with a balm before applying moisturizing lipstick.

6 Olive oil

Olive oil is an important source of vitamin E and antioxidants, which allows the epidermis to renew itself more effectively. Having nourishing and moisturizing properties, it also allows better healing and is therefore ideal for skin problems such as psoriasis or eczema.

Recipe: apply olive oil to your face using a cotton ball or brush, then leave it on for 20 minutes before rinsing.

NB: choose an olive oil stamped "extra virgin", the purest of all olive oils.

7 Honey

Honey is a natural antibacterial that removes dead skin. In addition, it deeply nourishes the skin giving it both suppleness and elasticity. The skin thus appears plumper and fine lines are reduced. To be used in case of "crocodile skin" on both the face and the body.

Recipe: spread 2 tablespoons of pure honey on the face. Leave on for 20 minutes before rinsing off with cold water.

8 Sweet almond oil

Almond oil is rich in fatty acids. It contains phytosterols that improve microcirculation is slow down skin aging, anti-inflammatories as well as triglycerides with softening properties to help rebuild the skin's lipid film.

It is therefore widely recommended for delicate and dry skin. Another advantage: it is immediately absorbed by the skin and does not leave a greasy film!

Apply daily to the entire body and face.

9 The banana

Bananas are rich in vitamin B6, pectin, and potassium. Thanks to its antiseptic effect, it limits skin irritation and nourishes the epidermis while exfoliating it, in particular through zinc.

It is also used in the case of acne to fight against superinfection.

Recipe: gently rub a banana peel against the skin or mix several banana slices in yogurt to use as a mask.

10 coconut oil

Coconut oil contains fatty acids, including lauric acid, a saturated fatty acid with a strong affinity to the skin. It also contains maximum vitamin  A, a vitamin that improves cell renewal.

In addition, it limits the damage caused by the sun's rays and can be useful in addition to sun protection.

Recipe: apply coconut oil directly to the dry skin after warming it in the palm of your hand or incorporate it directly into your creams.