Cut back on baths and showers, even facial cleansing
Shower or bathe every other day or less. In between, you can perform sponge baths on odor-causing parts of your body. Where you face is concerned, dry skin sufferers should wash with a cleanser only once a day, preferably in the evening. In the morning, just splash cool water or use a moisturizing toner and apply moisturizer. Because cleansers can strip away sebum and natural moisturizing factors from your skin, washing at night gives your skin time to replenish itself, before you need to face outside elements, such as wind, cold, and sunlight. Morning scrubs don’t give your dry skin time to recover its defenses before you go outside.

Rinse off thoroughly
Soap can leave a film on your skin that is drying. Wash off all residues of soap carefully. Some doctors recommend that you rinse your face carefully-from fifteen to twenty-five splashes-to remove all soap.

Approach towels with care
Washcloths can further irritate your skin, so you should avoid using them. When drying off, pat your skin, rubbing can irritate dry skin.

Avoid using astringents and clarifying lotions on your face
These products contain alcohol and can irritate dry skin.

Keep your house cool
Overheated houses are one of the main reasons dry skin seems to occur more often in the winter. The less hot air that circulates, the better chance you have of keeping some humidity in the air.

Learn to love hosueplants
Houseplants perform much the same job as a humidifier, by keeping more moisture in the air. Keep them well watered and see what a difference they can make in your skin.

Avoid steam baths and saunas
Saunas and steam baths can make you sweat, and sweat can leach out natural moisturizing factors in your skin, leaving your skin drier than it was before.

Get periodic facials
Find a good skin care salon and get regular facials. Professional cleansing and facial care are not just good for your skin, they can also be relaxing moments that help relieve stress, one of the chief causes of wrinkles.

Exercise
Exercise increases blood flow and thus the supply of oxygen and nutrients to your skin. These factors help skin look dewy and firm, undermining dry skin’s brittle stiffness.

Here’s a unusual trick that some of my friends swear by, using aspirin as the base for a facial mask. I’ve never been brave enough to try it, but after watching this informative video I think I will.

1. One of the most ancient of skin treatments, honey was used by the Egyptians to give them smoother skin. Slather honey on your face and let it stay for 15 mintues. Wash it off with cold water, and enjoy the benefits of the bee.

2. For a variation, try mixing the honey with egg whites.

3. An excellent, all natural exfoliant can be made by mixing a teaspoon of walnut meal with honey and a little lemon juice. Scrub your face gently and and rinse with cold water for glowing skin.

4. Papaya has astringent qualities that make it an excellent toner. Cut a papaya into slices and rub gently on your face for a quarter of an hour. Remove the residue with cold water, and enjoy the benefits of firmer skin.

5. Another unlikely combination that works can be produced from a couple tablespoons of the spice turmeric mixed in a cup of orange juice. Use it to exfoliate your face and neck, being certain to rinse well with cold water.

6. An excellent fruit-based treatment for your skin can be made by mashing one banana with a cup of warm milk. Apply it to your face for 15 minutes. Remove with cold water for a healthy glow.

7. Combine a mashed banana, honey, and lemon juice for a skin treatment that combines three of the best natural substances for smoother skin.

8. One unusual treatment that many Eastern European women swear by is cabbage water. Boil half a head of cabbage in a quart of water. Allow the mixture to cool and wash your face with the water for a rosy complexion and healthy, smoother skin.

9. A very popular natural and inexpensive exfoliant can be made by mixing one cup of sugar with a tablespoon of lemon or lime juice. In the bathtub, lather your face and body with a gentle soap, and hen gently scrub all over with the sugar mixture for softer skin.

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