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Dehydration is the skin's first attempt at telling you it is not coping and, if left untreated, its long-term effects can be catastrophic to skin health. Water retention and levels can be best described as the skin's communication system and are often referred to as ‘extracellular’ or ‘intracellular’ fluid, both referring to the water-like substance that either surrounds or is inside skin cells. Extracellular fluid is the communication center for all cells: it is how messages, hormones and substances are passed from one cell to another. If water levels in the epidermis are inadequate, the cells of the skin cannot communicate ultimately depleting skin health and destroying the skin's precious structure.

If the main role of the epidermis in the body is to act as a protective force against invading organisms, toxins, viruses, and free radicals as well as the formation of pigmentation, it is easy (and scary) to understand that if this structure is destroyed (by poor communication caused by dehydration) its innate purpose in the skin fails too.

Dehydration begins with an impaired skin barrier: water evaporates from skin when a stabilised combination of oils and lipids on its surface is missing (known as the skin’s barrier), meaning the acid mantle (the first line of defence against environmental elements) is key to rehydrating a poorly communicating dehydrated skin.

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What is the difference between dehydrated skin and dry skin?

Dehydrated skin lacks water, while dry skin lacks oil. Dehydration can affect all skin types, whereas dry skin refers specifically to skin that doesn't produce enough oil. Both conditions can lead to similar symptoms like tightness, flakiness, and irritation, but the treatments differ. Both dehydrated skin and dry skin benefits from water-based and oil-based products.

What causes dehydrated skin?

Dehydrated skin occurs when your skin lacks water, leading to a tight, dry, and sometimes flaky texture. This can be caused by environmental factors, such as hot or dry weather, excessive sun exposure, harsh skincare products, or not drinking enough water. Dehydrated skin can affect all skin types, including oily or combination skin.

How do I know if I have dehydrated skin?

Signs of dehydrated skin include tightness, dullness, fine lines or wrinkles, redness, or an overall dry and rough texture. Your skin may also feel oily in some areas while being dry in others, which is a common indicator of dehydration.

How do you treat dehydrated skin?

Start by incorporating dehydrated skin products that hydrate and lock in moisture. Use a gentle, hydrating cleanser followed by a nourishing facial oil or booster serum. Finish with a rich moisturiser or a skin balm to seal in the moisture. Be sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day to hydrate your skin from within, and avoid hot showers, which can further dry out your skin.

What are the benefits of using dehydrated skin care products?

Dehydrated skin care products provide intense hydration, helping to restore the skin’s moisture barrier and improve overall skin texture. By using dedicated skincare for dehydrated skin, you can reduce the appearance of fine lines, achieve a plump and glowing complexion, and prevent skin irritation and redness caused by dryness.

What are the best dehydrated skin products?

The best dehydrated skin products are those that replenish moisture and hydrate deeply. Look for products that contain ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, aloe vera, ceramides and other humectants. Some effective dehydrated skin care products include hydrating serums, nourishing hydrators, and face masks designed to restore moisture balance and improve skin elasticity.

For guidance on choosing the right dehydrated skin care products for your skin, visit your nearest G&M skin clinic or start a live chat on our website with a G&M Skin Expert.

Can dehydrated skin lead to wrinkles?

Yes, dehydrated skin can contribute to the formation of fine lines and wrinkles. When the skin is dehydrated, it lacks moisture and elasticity, making it more prone to aging signs. Proper hydration with the right dehydrated skin care products can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and prevent premature aging.

How often should I use skincare for dehydrated skin?

For the best results, use skincare for dehydrated skin daily. Apply a hydrating serum or moisturiser in the morning and evening after cleansing with a hydrating face cleanser. Additionally, incorporating a hydrating mask once or twice a week can provide a deeper level of moisture to your skin.

Do you offer skincare products for other skin types and skin concerns?

Yes! Our NEUROCOSMEDICS skincare range offers products tailored to various skin types, including dry, oily, and sensitive skin. Whether your skin concern is dehydration, aging skin, hyperpigmentation, acne or barrier-impaired, our range is designed to meet your skin’s unique needs.

 

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