Dry Skin
What It Is
Dry skin is a loose term for an extremely common condition that often results in cracked and itchy skin – this can also sometimes be accompanied by spells of redness. You might suffer from naturally dry skin and this can usually be remedied by following the right skincare plan and through the use of rejuvenating products. However, if you experience consistent spells of dry skin this could signal an underlying problem. Dry skin isn’t exclusive to your face and can surface on every part of your body.
Why It Happens
Dry skin affects everyone differently – some people encounter it intermittently and some as a major part of life. You are more likely to suffer from dry skin if you are in your 40s or older, live in a cold and dry climate or have a job that requires you to interact with, or immerse your skin in, water!
Skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis can also be the catalyst for dry skin. Even if you don’t suffer from these conditions, there are numerous other factors that can take their toll on your skin – this can include your age, the amount of time spent in the sun, the climate you live in and the products you use on a regular basis.
How it can be treated
When it comes to dry skin you’d be amazed at the results you can achieve when guided in the right direction! If you are suffering from dry skin then we would recommend undergoing a comprehensive treatment plan at La Fuente. From moisturisers and creams to prescription-only products from brands such as ZO Skin Health, we know that one treatment or product will not work the same for everyone. Your skin is unique, so we think your treatment should be too!
More La Fuente Conditions
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Skin Congestion
Throughout your life, it is extremely likely that you’ll suffer from congested skin at one point or another. Skin congestion refers to skin that is rough in texture and often has lots of visible open pores.
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Migraine and Tension Headaches
Migraine and tension headaches are extremely common and can cause uncomfortable throbbing pains throughout your head. Migraines tend to have a pounding quality which is often worsened by physical exertion.
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Moles and Skin Lesions
Skin lesions are an extremely common concern that can appear in many different forms, the most well known of these are moles and cysts. Moles are small, coloured spots that frequently appear on adults.
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Hair Loss
Hair loss, also known as alopecia, refers to the loss of hair from the head or a certain part of the body. The severity of your hair loss can vary and this can be confined to a small area or a larger part of the body.
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