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    Glycerol/Vaseline/Paraffin Mylan Moisturizing Cream 250 g Glycerol/Vaseline/Paraffin Mylan Moisturizing Cream 250 g
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    Gifrer liniment oil-limestone 100ml, 250ml or 500ml Gifrer liniment oil-limestone 100ml, 250ml or 500ml
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    Dexeryl Hydrating Cream 250g Pierre Fabre HealthCare Dexeryl Hydrating Cream 250g Pierre Fabre HealthCare
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    Lipikar Baume AP+ M La Roche-Posay 400 ml -€3.00 Lipikar Baume AP+ M La Roche-Posay 400 ml
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    Lipikar Baume AP+M relipidant balm La Roche-Posay 200 ml Lipikar Baume AP+M relipidant balm La Roche-Posay 200 ml
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    Pur'Aloe intense face cream aloe vera 63% 50ml Pur'Aloe intense face cream aloe vera 63% 50ml
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    Uriage xemose soothing washing oil atopic skins Uriage xemose soothing washing oil atopic skins
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    État Pur Actif Pur D-Panthenol 5% 15 ml État Pur Actif Pur D-Panthenol 5% 15 ml
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    EVEN the face cream 50ml EVEN the face cream 50ml
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    BI-OIL Frozen Dry and sensitive skin BI-OIL Frozen Dry and sensitive skin
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    EVEN the haze for the scalp Spray 100ml EVEN the haze for the scalp Spray 100ml
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    What is dry skin and what are its main causes?

    Skin dryness, or xerosis, is a condition in which the skin loses its natural moisture, becoming dry, rough and sometimes irritated. Several factors can contribute to this condition, including :

    1. Environmental factors: Exposure to dry climates, winter cold and seasonal changes can all reduce skin moisture.
    2. Age: With age, skin tends to become drier due to reduced sebum production.
    3. Frequent bathing: Prolonged hot showers or baths can also break down the skin's hydrolipidic film, contributing to dryness.
    4. Chemical products: The use of products containing aggressive substances can alter the skin's natural balance and hydration.

    How can dry skin be prevented?

    To prevent skin dryness, we recommend :

    • Moisturize regularly: Using moisturizing creams or lotions adapted to your skin type is essential to maintain good hydration.
    • Protect skin: In winter, wearing protective clothing and using a humidifier can help keep skin hydrated.
    • Opt for lukewarm showers: Avoid hot water and limit time in the shower or bath to 5-10 minutes.
    • Choose gentle products: Use mild soaps and cleansers, without alcohol or perfumes, which can irritate the skin.

    What are the best treatments for dry skin?

    Treatment for dry skin mainly includes intensive moisturizing of the skin. Here are some effective options:

    • Moisturizing creams: Products containing glycerine, urea or hyaluronic acid are particularly effective at retaining moisture in the skin.
    • Natural oils: Oils such as coconut oil, argan oil or sweet almond oil can be beneficial for deeply nourishing and moisturizing the skin.
    • Dermatological treatments: In severe cases, treatments prescribed by a dermatologist, such as corticosteroid-based creams, may be necessary.

    When should I consult a doctor about dry skin?

    It is advisable to consult a healthcare professional if :

    • Skin remains dry and irritated despite regular use of moisturizers.
    • You notice redness, cracks or bleeding.
    • Dry skin is accompanied by other symptoms, such as severe itching or rashes.

    What are the consequences of skin dryness if left untreated?

    Prolonged dry skin can lead to a number of complications, including

    • Eczema: Dry skin can become chronically inflamed, a condition known as eczema, which is characterized by itching, redness and blisters.
    • Infections: Cracks in dry skin can allow bacteria to enter, leading to infections.
    • Hyperkeratosis: Thickening of the horny layer of the skin, which becomes hard and rough.

    It's essential to adopt a proper skincare routine and consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist or worsen.

    What role does diet play in preventing dry skin?

    A balanced diet plays a crucial role in skin health. To help prevent skin dryness, include the following in your diet:

    • Omega-3 fatty acids: Found in oily fish such as salmon, they help nourish the skin.
    • Vitamin E: A powerful antioxidant found in nuts and seeds, it protects skin cells from free radical damage.
    • Water: Sufficient hydration is essential to maintain skin elasticity and hydration.

    Can natural remedies be used to treat dry skin?

    Yes, some natural remedies can be beneficial in treating dry skin, such as:

    • Aloe vera: Known for its soothing and moisturizing properties.
    • Honey: A natural humectant that helps retain moisture in the skin.
    • Oatmeal: Used in baths, it can relieve irritation and moisturize the skin.

    Always test any natural treatment on a small area of skin to avoid allergic reactions.

    How does climate influence skin dryness?

    Climate variations have a significant impact on skin condition:

    • Dry, cold climates: These weather conditions can reduce skin moisture and increase the risk of dry skin.
    • Indoor heating: In winter, heating can dry out indoor air and, consequently, the skin. Adopting strategies such as using a humidifier and regularly applying moisturizing creams can help counter these effects.

    What innovations are there in skincare products for dry skin?

    Advances in dermatological care have led to the creation of more effective products to treat dry skin:

    • Sustained-release technologies: provide continuous hydration throughout the day.
    • Synthetic ceramides: help restore the skin barrier and prevent moisture loss.
    • Peptides: Stimulate collagen production and improve skin elasticity.