It is a big mistake to think that only dry skin needs hydration: any type of skin tends to lose hydration, although dry skin is obviously the most vulnerable and should opt for a lipid-rich moisturizer to compensate for deficiencies. The best gift that the dermis can receive is a cream that hydrates it in depth, throughout the day and that gives it a pleasant, soft, smooth and luminous texture. Hence, when buying a moisturizer, the ideal is to choose a texture that perfectly suits the type of skin that each person has. There is nothing to fear, since most cosmetic firms make different versions of their formulas.
Today, far from those greasy creams, the big cosmetics houses have a new generation of state-of-the-art moisturizers on the market, made with the most revolutionary formulas that adapt perfectly to the skin, regardless of its age.
But now, more than moisturizing creams, what is used are facial treatments that, in addition to hydrating, combat flaccidity, provide luminosity and firmness, attenuate deep wrinkles, restore energy balance, improve microcirculation and return juiciness to the face.
"Thermal water vaporizers are ideal for refreshing, hydrating, soothing and toning the skin at any time of the day, especially when the weather is hot and humid," says beautician María Eugenia Suárez, for whom the use of these products is very simple, "just spray it on the face, makeup or not, and the tiny drops of water will penetrate the dermis instantly and will hydrate again, in addition to restoring the balance of the skin and producing a very pleasant immediate freshness".
It is important to remember that, after a shower, it is necessary to hydrate the entire skin of the body to restore the hydrolipidic film that is lost with the daily shower. During this daily gesture, the consulted specialist suggests using warm or cold water instead of hot, which is thermally aggressive.
ESSENTIAL WATER
Water is an essential nutrient for healthy, supple, and radiant skin. Dehydrated skin quickly loses its radiance, freshness, and youthful appearance. Furthermore, the skin's hydrolipidic film, which is crucial for retaining water and protecting the skin, ceases to function as a barrier. The most significant factors contributing to dehydration include sudden temperature changes, air conditioning, airplane pressurization, excessive sun exposure, dry environments, pollution, stress, insufficient water intake, and a diet low in fruits and vegetables. Hormonal imbalances, alcohol consumption, and smoking are also contributing factors.
