Dry skin can effect children and adults. The cause of dry skin can be the climate you live in; sun can do damage to your skin. Whether outside enjoying an activity or working outside; you need to protect your skin. The hot sun can dry the skin severely; to the point the skin will become cracked. There are several items that you can use to moisturize the complete body. Be good to your body and your body will return the favor.

Tip#1
Facial Moisturizing

Moisturize the face daily. Keeping the face nice and smooth. Protecting the facial skin from damaging sun rays. Jergens and or Aveeno moisturizer is very good.

Anytime of the day it is a good idea to moisturize the arms, elbows and hands. Especially if you are a person that works with different types of chemicals or cleaning products. Massaging a moisturizer on daily will protect your skin.

The use of a moisturizer is essential in preventing dry skin and helping skin return to its normal hydrated state. However, not all moisturizers were created equal. Drenched moisturizer contains several key ingredients that make it a very effective moisturizer for dry skin. Restore your skin to its soft, smooth, and healthy look. Using Drenched dry skin moisturizer is a way of preventing your skin from becoming dry and is an essential tool in effective healthy skin care.

Drenched Dry Skin Moisturizer Contains the Following Key Ingredients:

Aloe Vera: Aloe gel has been used for centuries as a dry skin moisturizer in skin care. Aloe gel has produced startling results in replenishing lost moisture from the skin and is an effective ingredient to have in a dry skin moisturizer. When applied to skin injuries, minor wounds, chemical or radiation burns, poison ivy, rash, etc., Aloe vera has been shown to help heal the skin very quickly with dramatic results. Aloe vera is also well known for its’ carrying benefits. When used as a base ingredient Aloe vera helps to quickly and efficiently deliver other nutrients into the skin – helping to increase their effectiveness and performance.

Jojoba Oil: Research shows that insaponifiables applied to skin increase the dermal state of elastin. Starting from our early twenties (even younger if we spend a lot of time in the sun), our skin starts to lose its elasticity. All vegetable oils contain insaponifiables to some degree, most around 2 to 3%. JoJoba has 50%. Used daily in your skin care program, Jojoba Oil helps diminish fine lines and wrinkles. It is suspected that jojoba oil "tricks" the skin into stopping the production of sebum through somehow mimicking sebum. This also means that jojoba oil will assist in breaking down sebum in plugged-up pores. Sebum and jojoba oil will mix readily without sealing off the skin pores.

Rosemary Extract: Known for its astringent, toning, stimulating, deodorant, antiseptic, antibacterial, softening, and invigorating properties. Also, has been shown to help skin regenerate in wound-healing.

Lemon Extract: It's botanical attributes include: antibacterial, antiseptic, astringent, and toning.

Borage Extract: Known for it's anti-inflammatory properties.

Propylene Glycol: This clear, colourless liquid has superb permeation through the skin and excellent humectant properties; softens and moisturizes the skin.

Vitamin E: Known as "tocopherol" linoleate or acetate. Vitamin E is an important ingredient in a dry skin moisturizer product because it penetrates the stratum corneum and maintains moisture levels of the skin for long periods of time (16 to 24 hours). It accumulates in the epidermis and forms a barrier against moisture evaporation from the skin. An anti-oxidant, Vitamin E helps prevent free radical damage in the skin tissues.

Retinal Palmitate (Vitamin A): Known as "retinyl" palmitate. Reduces skin dryness and flaking, and aids healthy cell reproduction. Applied topically, it activates the epidermis and helps the skin cells of the stratum corneum bind together.

No product testing is performed on animals.