(Helpful Tip) How to Manage Dry Skin

Since I was young, my skin has been really dry. I also have atopic dermatitis, so it was always itchy. My child resembles me, so they also have atopic dermatitis and dry skin. That's why our family takes different skincare approaches for each season.

I always strive for moisturization. I have tried various products, and I am going to introduce the one I am most satisfied with and continue using.

 

1 Lotion - Cetaphil, (Hospital Prescription) Zeroid and Estrad

My family always applies lotion regularly even in summer. If we don't put it on because it's hot, we immediately feel dryness, so we mainly use Cetaphil as a basic moisturizer.

And for more severe areas, I applied the Zeroid I received from the hospital. I'm satisfied with Zeroid, but since there are many recommendations for Estrad, I decided to try Estrad this time and bought it anew.

 

 

2 creams - Aveeno Dermexa Atobam, Cetaphil Cream

Now that the cold wind has started blowing, it's time to apply cream. Avino Dermexa Atobam is well known for its effectiveness on children's dry skin. Applying it consistently in the morning and evening yields good results.

 

 

3 Wash - Dove Sensitive Bar (USA), Aveeno

Dove Sensitive Bar reduces dryness significantly when used for washing. American products are well-known among people with skin conditions. That's why I always buy them directly from abroad. Washing hands with hand wash causes dryness, but washing with soap results in less dryness.

 

 

I have been suffering from dry skin continuously and have tried hard to find the right product. Finding the right product is important, but you really need to apply it consistently. I recommend applying it carefully and using products with a moisturizing feel even when washing.