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Dry skin can look unsightly, and it often requires special attention to restore your skin’s moisture levels to normal. In some cases, dry skin can be an indication of skin problems such as dermatitis and eczema.

Looking after dry skin

If you have dry skin, it pays to spend some extra time caring for it. As skin is usually drier during the winter, you might find it beneficial to use a thin moisturiser for most of the year, and switch to a thicker moisturiser during the winter to put more moisture back into your skin. A thin moisturiser is often all that is needed for dry skin on your face, as a thicker type can encourage your skin to produce more oil and clog up your pores.

Skin problems

If your dry skin is a sign of skin conditions such as dermatitis or eczema, there will usually be other symptoms. In both cases, steroid cream can be prescribed by your doctor to reduce the inflammation and redness associated with the skin conditions.

Dermatitis

Dermatitis is caused by contact with certain materials and chemicals. When these touch your skin, it can cause a reaction known as ‘contact dermatitis’, which results in inflamed and irritated skin.

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