Causes of Dry Skin & Treatment for Dry Skin

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Dry Skin What Causes It What Can Be Done To
Treat It?
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Why is Skin Suddenly Dry?

• Dry skin, also known as Xeroderma, is caused by
  a lack of water in our skins outer layer, the
  Epidermis. This is a common skin condition that
  can affect men and women of all ages. Due to a
  lack of natural skin oils and lubricants, older
  people are thought to be more vulnerable.
  Normally, it lasts a few days or weeks, although
  it can sometimes grow more severe and long-term.
  However, in the vast majority of situations,
  treatment is possible.
• Simply examine around the patchy parts of your
  body, such as the back, arms, sides of the
  abdomen, thighs, waist, and legs, to determine if
  you have a dry skin problem (particularly lower
  legs)

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Symptoms of Dry Skin

• Symptoms of dry skin may vary from person to
  person, depending upon your age, health, weather,
  genetics or family history, location, and how
  much time you remain outdoors. The Chances of
  having this disorder is even higher in winter and
  dry climates.
• Dry skin is most often characterized by itching
• Having rough skin or feeling tight after bathing,
  showering, and swimming
• Red patches on the skin
• People with a dark complexion usually have an
  ashy gray complexion
• Scaling or epidermis loss (loss of the upper
  layer of skin)
• There are wrinkles and red marks on the skin
• Visit the Skin Care Specialist in Coimbatore to
  cure your dry skin problem early, when you find
  the above symptoms.

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Major Causes of Dry Skin

• Chemical-based soaps (with deodorant) and
  detergents are like a wash and drain, meaning
  that when you wash your body, they eliminate all
  moisture and the skins protective oils.
• Because of changes in our hormones, our skin gets
  dry and thin as we age.
• Our mothers taught us to wash our hands
  frequently, but if we have dry skin, this is not
  a good idea because constant hand washing can
  cause our skin to crack or dry out.
• Avoid wearing uncomfy attire, even if it makes
  you look handsome/beautiful. If it irritates or
  itches you, dont wear it.
• Even if you look handsome/beautiful in a sweater,
  avoid wearing uncomfy clothing. Dont wear it if
  it causes irritation or itching.
• Medical conditions, like diabetes psoriasis,
  eczema skin disease, etc.