Dehydrated skin – how does it look?
If your skin looks tired, tarnished, if it began to form small wrinkles and baggy skin below the eyes, if the skin is often irritated and prone to flaking or the appearance of cracks – all this may indicate that your skin is dehydrated.
Dehydrated skin can have increased shine as enlarged pores also, because the lack of water in the skin tends to compensated by increased sebaceous activity.
What can we do to protect our skin?
Drink plenty of water
The most important rule is the consumption of water in an amount necessary for our body. On average, such a rule – 2 liters of water. In case of violation of the kidneys, the rate can be reduced to 1 liter.
Start the day with 1-2 glasses of water, before going to bed drink 1 glass of water to help the body to bring the toxins per night. A day rewound used to carry a bottle of water, which can be periodically replenished reviver. If most of the day you spend at your desk, put next to the computer a carafe of water or a liter bottle. This will allow you to develop the habit of drinking water regularly. After about 3 weeks, which is known to be required for the development of new habits, regular consumption of water will for you in the habit of, and improved skin quality will make much to fix the result.
Adequate intake of water can help you to not only improve the skin condition, but also to make the figure more slender. And if you start parallel exercise or passage of any effective therapeutic course to reduce the volume of the body, such as for instance VelaShape, it will also help you to adhere to the best standards of nutrition and water consumption – getting great body contouring results after a few sessions helps to observe healthy habits with a vengeance.
Eat foods, which moisturize and protect your skin
Include in your diet white yogurt (not to be confused with sweet yogurt!), olive oil, olives, avocados, almonds, cabbage, red, orange and bright yellow fruits and vegetables, which contain many carotenoids, beneficial for the skin.
In the summer you need to enjoy the most of seasonal berries, especially blueberries and raspberries rich in anthocyanins, which protect the skin from UV rays.
It is also recommended to include in the diet some fish species such as salmon, sardines and trout. Very useful for moisturizing of the skin are foods rich in vitamin E such as nuts, sprouted wheat, oats, rye and oats, soy, herbs, corn and peas.
Provide skin moisturizing care
In the summer season thoroughly clean your skin morning and evening, then apply a light moisturizer that quickly saturates the skin, but does not clog pores.
As we have noted, over-drying oily skin may lead to an increase in its fat content due to decompensation, so moisture in the summer and it is important for this skin type.
In the summer there should be excluded from the use any tonics containing alcohol, as they contribute to overdrying skin.
If you are using thermal water in the form of sprays, after spraying it on the face, remove excess tissue remaining on the surface of the skin – otherwise the evaporation of water will dry the skin even more than it was prior to the application!
In addition to daily moisturizing care, to rehidrate your skin you can take a short and effective course of injectable procedures, such as biorevitalisation, which allows for 3-4 sessions to significantly update and moisturize the skin, refreshing its structure and color, smoothing out first wrinkles and shrink pores.
Comprehensive care for their skin, filling it with healing thought-out moisture from both inside and outside, will help you in this summer season to enjoy the beauty and health of your skin with renewed vigor.
Your consultant
Dr. Elena Rutkovska
doctor dermatologist