Dehydrated, dry or atopic skin
A word from our expert
Dry skin is a skin type, often down to your genes. It is uncomfortable, dull and rough to the touch. These symptoms are permanent and affect the whole body. This is caused by an abnormality in which the skin barrier lacks lipids and allows the water naturally present in our skin to escape.
Dehydrated skin is a temporary (and reversible) condition that can affect all skin types. It is due to abnormal water loss and difficulty locking it in, leading to a lack of water. This can be caused by several factors (a hygiene routine that is too aggressive, smoking, stress, sun exposure). The symptoms resemble those of dry skin but are more localised (cheeks) and, above all, transient.
Dr. Emmanuelle Lemery, Noreva R&D Manager
What type of skin are you?
Click the major sign that relates to you, the one that bothers you the most and find out your dry skin type:
The Noreva answer?
AQUAREVA®
All skins may lack water and therefore become dehydrated at some point (cold, wind, air conditioning, heat, etc.). Dehydrated skin causes sensations of tightness, produces striae and can be characterised by a dull complexion on the face.
The typical routine
The routine for dehydrated skin
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XERODIANE® AP+
Very dry, rough skin that feels tight or even peels are all signs of discomfort that have a significant effect on quality of life. In these delicate skin types, the hydrolipidic film and the skin flora are key targets for restoring the skin’s protective barrier function and delivering a lasting soothing effect.
The typical routine
The routine for dry to very dry skin
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ECZEANE®
Very dry skin prone to atopic eczema is often affected by redness and itching. It is therefore essential to provide it with a suitable solution to restore comfort and suppleness to the skin.
The typical routine
The routine for very dry to atopic skin
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