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Restore a plump, healthy-looking complexion with our edit of skincare for dehydrated skin. Discover hydration heroes such as hyaluronic acid, ceramides, glycerin and PDRN, which help attract and retain moisture for skin that looks smoother, bouncier and more radiant. From cleansers to moisturisers, explore everything you need to build a routine tailored to your skin's needs.
Your Questions, Answered
Dehydrated skin is typically caused by environmental stressors such as prolonged sun exposure, harsh weather conditions and changes in temperature. Lifestyle factors can also contribute, including a diet low in essential fatty acids, inadequate water intake and excessive alcohol consumption.
Dehydrated skin often appears dull or ashy and may feel tight and uncomfortable. Common signs include dry patches, rough texture and more noticeable fine lines. You might also find that your skincare absorbs quickly.
To treat dehydrated skin, stay well hydrated by drinking plenty of water and incorporating nutrient-dense foods, while reducing caffeine and alcohol intake to help support skin hydration from within. Avoid washing your face with hot water and look for humectant-rich formulas featuring hyaluronic acid, alongside lightweight oils high in linoleic acid to boost hydration.
The difference between dry and dehydrated skin is that dry skin is a skin type that naturally produces less oil (sebum), whereas dehydrated skin is a skin condition that occurs when your skin lacks water.
