@kaea Hello, yes some anti-acne medications can dryness. Wash your face with a gentle cleanser or plain water, moisturize the dry area regularly (Moisturizing dry skin overnight, immediately after a wash, or after exfoliating can help keep in more moisture for longer periods of time.), You can apply aloe vera gel and coconut oil. Talk to your doctor if it doesn’t get better and ask him to change your medication as too much dryness can cause irritation. Thanks!

@uinn Hello, over-the-counter acne products and prescription drugs with benzoyl peroxide can really cause dry skin. Everyone who uses it has some amount of dryness, flaking, and peeling. Benzoyl peroxide can make your skin get dry and peel. To counter that, use a good moisturizer. Avoid products that further dry your skinOpt instead of gentle cleaners Or just rinse your face with water. Stop using other acne treatments, too.

@lian Hello, to keep your skin hydrated water plays an important role. It keeps skin cells plump, which is important to prevent dry and dehydrated skin. You can include fruits like watermelon, musk melon, cantaloupe. Take vitamin D, Eat collagen-rich foods and omega-3 rich food, Carrots, sweet potatoes, and other Vitamin A-rich foods that can help maintain skin elasticity, and take 8 hours sleep, avoid caffeine, and hot showers for hydrated skin Thank You.

@jaayana Hello, it can be irritating but it is normal to have rough hands in winter. dry hands are caused by environmental conditions. Here are a few things that you do like wear gloves, reduce stress, apply petroleum-based moisturizer at night. You can also apply glycerin, jojoba oil, cocoa butter, and aloe gel. Dry hands can usually be treated easily with moisturizers. If your dry hands don’t improve with home remedies or if you show any other symptoms, such as bleeding or infection, seek medical attention.

@rocko Hello, it is common in winters dry skin around the mouth can result from many issues, including perioral dermatitis, dehydration, allergies, and irritation from the use of certain products. Moisturizing with lotions or oils can often help relieve dry skin around the mouth. You should also avoid potential irritants, such as steroid creams or inhalers and fluoride toothpaste. Talk to your doctor if it doesn’t get better. Thank You.

@pa Hello, you have dry skin because it doesn’t have enough moisture. It isn’t usually serious, but it can be irritating. If your dry skin is severe, you should see a doctor. Dry skin can be different for everyone since the symptoms will depend on things like your health, your age, and the cause of your dry skin. Usually, dry skin happens because of things in the environment, like the weather. Dry skin can be caused by Harsh detergents or soaps, Heat, Hot showers or baths, and Your genes. To treat it you can try coconut oil, Slather on petroleum jelly, Moisturize right after washing, Apply sunscreen daily. It’s not uncommon to experience dry, flaky skin in winter that not only affects your face, but also your hands, feet, and other areas that are exposed to the elements. It’s important to reach out to a healthcare provider if your dry skin symptoms become worse or don’t improve.

@roshali Hello, In most cases, dry skin responds well to lifestyle measures, such as using moisturizers and avoiding long, hot showers and baths. Sometimes dry skin leads to dermatitis, which causes red, itchy skin. In these cases, treatment may include hydrocortisone-containing lotions. Your doctor may prescribe wet dressings to help prevent infection. Measures like avoiding harsh face wash, moisturizing right after a bath, limiting your bath time, and using suitable fabric can help your skin. If dry skin causes itching, apply cool compresses to the area. If these measures don't relieve your symptoms or if your symptoms worsen, see your doctor or consult a dermatologist.