Hydration reigns supreme given that the human body is 70% water. It means drinking a lot (8 glasses per day) and using the right products. Water evaporates, leaving the skin dry. The body needs sufficient liquid, and if lost, it must be replenished.
As for covering up outside, it will protect the face from the cold and wind. The facial skin needs this as much as the rest of the body. Men can avail themselves of a scarf. In extreme heat, good sunscreen is mandated to avoid sun damage and premature aging. Avoid tanning if you don’t wish to look overly mature with a wrinkled leathery face. Then there is the big issue of skin cancer to boot.
Why a humidifier? Many air-conditioned or heated rooms lack moisture in the air, causing water evaporation. A humidifier can provide the right about of moisture to keep men’s skin healthy and hydrated.
Next comes showering in a new way. First, avoid overly hot water. Warm is best and not for too long as water can strip the skin of its valuable, natural oils. It is time to exfoliate to remove the flaky skin from anywhere on the body and boost circulation. The skin will absorb nutrients more effectively. You will exhibit a wonderful glow. Up your skincare regime to several times a week.
Consider a beneficial sea salt scrub. Salt is a natural exfoliator to handle the oils and impurities that cause acne. A scrub containing minerals like calcium and magnesium will do the job of making a man appear younger. Plus, these minerals relax muscles, boost circulation, and reduce inflammation.
Why the concern? The skin becomes dry as it ages, and it takes longer for cells to rejuvenate. Exfoliation and deep cleaning are the best if not the only way to remove dead skin skill. If not a regular practice, a man can experience acne, blackheads, ingrown hairs, pimples, and more wrinkles – all as a result of dry, flaky skin. However, some exfoliators are harsh, such as those with plastic microbeads that upset the ecosystem.