Why skin become dry?

Many people complain why their skin gets dry even if they are wearing face cream. There are several reasons for the face becomes dry. When the skin is dry, the face does not look pretty but instead it looks old. If it is not treated as soon as possible, it will cause the skin to wrinkle. The reasons for dry skin are:

1. The usage of wrong product to cleanse the face and moisturize the skin.

2. Using a product that contains ingredients that causes dry skin

3. Air-conditioner at work

4. Drink less water

5. Did not use moisturizing cream before bedtime

Here I recommend ways to overcome it:

Use moisturizer cream every time after washing your face
Drink at least 1.5L of water
Choose products that are suitable for the skin as well as products that do not contain ingredients that dry the skin like hydroquinone

About Author

Dr Nabisar

I am a Cambridge PhD and UPM educated Management Consultant with 25 years experience of strategic planning, business process re-engineering, project management and implementation of business, banking and IT projects and managing operation of businesses, banks and government. Successfully founded, developed and managed a biotechnology company specialising in producing health and beauty products.A successful scientific career at Cambridge’s leading Institute of Biotechnology was followed by rapid advance within Business and IT Consultancies, government, founding a biotechnology company based on a proven record to achieve high quality innovative solutions in record time.Incredible drive and determination backed by a sharp analytical mind has resulted in a long record of successes within IT and Business Consultancies and government. Major projects included developing a Bond trading system, centralization of back office functions, business evaluation of technology for government funding and acquisition, e-commerce including mortgages, travel, retail and property businesses including branding, marketing and advertising. Assessment of government linked companies and agencies on deliverables and corporatization.EDUCATIONUniversity of Cambridge, PhD (Oct 1992 – June 1996) Cornell University, Visiting Scholar (Summer 1994) UPM, BSc (hons), CGPA 3.56 (July 1988 – Aug 1992)