Dry Skincare Routine
A skincare routine for dry skin needs to focus on the main area of concern; a lack of hydration and undernourishment. The skin can suffer from insufficient natural oil production, sufficient moisture, or both. Dry skin has inadequate barrier-preserving natural oils. Dehydrated skin is influenced by environmental and lifestyle factors resulting in loss of moisture or trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL).
Ensure your routine includes a balance of humectants, hydrating oils, emollients, and occlusive moisturisers.
Dry vs. Dehydrated Skin
Dry skin lacks natural oils and often feels rough, flaky, or uncomfortable.
If your skin feels tight but not necessarily rough, or shows fine dehydration lines, you may instead be dealing with dehydration (water loss).
Morning Routine for Dry Skin
1. Cleanse — Everyday Cleansing Oil
Protects lipids while cleansing. Alternative you can only use water.
2. Hydrate — Aura Essence
Deep hydration for dry, tight skin.
3. Replenish — Exo Timeless ReGen Serum
Supports long-term moisture and repair.
4. Moisturise — Everyday Day Cream
Comforting hydration throughout the day.
5. Protect — Sun Cream SPF 50+
Prevents dryness caused by UV exposure.
Evening Routine for Dry Skin
1. Cleanse — Everyday Cleansing Oil
Removes SPF gently.
2. Hydrate — Aura
3. Repair — Exo Timeless ReGen Serum
4. Nourish — Night Comfort (full face)
A comforting cocoon for dry skin.
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FAQs
This routine supports tone clarity by strengthening the barrier, reducing stress and improving cellular renewal. Visible brightening is gradual and cumulative.
Yes. The focus is on barrier-first correction, avoiding aggressive exfoliation or over-stimulation.
Some see improved radiance within 2–4 weeks. More even tone typically develops over 6–12 weeks with consistent use and daily sun protection.
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