Collection: Dry skin

Dry skin lacks lipids , in other words sebum, which facilitates the evaporation of water. Dry skin therefore needs to be nourished before being hydrated and should not be confused with dehydrated skin.

Dry skin often appears on the skin of the face, legs and hands:

• it is rough to the touch;
• it feels tight , particularly after washing;
• it desquames , that is to say it peels very easily;
• it is generally sensitive to climatic changes (hot, cold, wind, etc.).

With aging, dry skin often results in fine, but quite numerous, wrinkles.