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nattyskinfan
Grasa/Sensible
Oh no! I’m sorry, dry patches can be hard to deal with. When mine pop up I cut out harsh actives like exfoliants and retinoids, then use a snail essence, hyaluronic acid, and a heavy moisturizer. You could also try slugging with some petroleum jelly since I know people swear by that helping! But definitely suggest giving your skin a break, and using both hydrating and moisturizing ingredients to help remedy it. Hopefully this helps!
The Skin House
Marine Active Serum
4.4
(213)
51
The Ordinary
Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA
4.1
(597)
1130
NEOGEN
Dermalogy Cica Repair Snail Essence
4.7
(369)
111
PURITO
Dermide Balancing Barrier Balm
4.6
(232)
79
8
0
Negin
Seca/Resistente
Back to basics. No actives. No exfoliants. Mild cleansers. Focus on hydration and moisture. A good barrier cream preferably on the heavier side and spf.
La Roche-Posay
Cicaplast Baume B5 Soothing Repairing Balm
4.7
(595)
1774
Dear, Klairs
Midnight Blue Calming Cream
4.7
(3564)
1264
Dear, Klairs
Rich Moist Soothing Cream
4.5
(885)
240
MANTLE
The Calm Balm
0.0
(0)
3
Avene
Cicalfate Repair Cream
4.7
(13)
19
6
0
Yourskintellectual
Grasa/Resistente
I'd suggest vaseline on the dry patches as the last step of your routine. It's excellent at helping the skin heal.
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glowandsunshine
Seca/Sensible
These products have helped me with my dry skin :*
Dear, Klairs
Midnight Blue Calming Cream
4.7
(3564)
1264
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Mugwort Essence
4.8
(1485)
731
Barr Cosmetics
Centella Calming Barrier Cream
4.6
(69)
132
TIAM
Vita B5 Toner
4.7
(205)
179
Ave & You
Urban Defense Protecting Serum
4.0
(1)
0
2
0
Beautywithhunnie
Grasa/Resistente
when I have dry patches, I stop all products except Cerave cleanser and moisturizer and sunscreen until my skin heals... then i would slowly introduce back 1 product at a time, then wait 2 weeks before adding back a 2nd product... this helps me figure out what caused the issue.
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