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Skin Therapy

Dehydrated vs Dry skin

4 April 2024

Is dehydrated skin and dry skin the same thing?

The quick answer is no. Dry skin is a skin type, whereas dehydration is a skin condition. This means that it is possible to have dry skin that is also dehydrated, or even oily skin that is dehydrated.

And as they are different, they require different ingredients and products to be able to help bring balance to your skin – so it’s important to be able to identify which one you have.

Let’s break it down.

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Sensitivity explained:

Sensitivity in skin doesn't always present as obviously red, inflamed or irritated skin.

When sensitive skin is balanced, the outer layer of our skin (called the lipid barrier) is intact, and inflammation and irritation should all be under control. If it becomes compromised that's when we notice changes - like redness, tight skin, shiny skin, excess oil or breakouts.

These changes are a consequence of the sensitivity. For example, your skin may have been stripped of its natural protective oils which then in turn causes it to produce more oil and lead to breakouts.

By treating the sensitivity first and working to get the skin balanced your skin function improves and a lot of these other signs such as breakouts start to reduce in appearance as well.

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