1 Jul, 2025
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Opt for ointments or creams rather than lotions, as they tend to be more effective and less irritating.
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Hydrating from the inside out is crucial for maintaining skin moisture. Fruits and vegetables with high water content can also contribute to your daily hydration.
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Hot water and long showers can strip the skin of its natural oils. Limit your bathing time and use lukewarm water instead of hot.
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When exposed to harsh weather conditions, cover your skin with gloves, scarves, and other protective clothing.
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These natural remedies can be used topically to soothe and moisturise dry skin.
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If your dry skin doesn't improve with home treatments, or if you experience symptoms like oozing, blistering, or a ring-shaped rash, consult a doctor or dermatologist.
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