CollectionSkinFairytale Dry skinis created for times and people when a classic lotion is simply not enough. Dry skin is not just a look, it's a feeling: tightness after a shower, micro-scales on the hands and feet, cracked skin on the fingers, cheeks that burn in the wind, and a body that quickly shows a lack of moisture and lipids.
MORE ABOUT THE DRY SKIN COLLECTION
Dry skin can be genetic, but it is often exacerbated by cold, heat, dry indoor air, frequent hand washing, harsh cleansers and stress. The result is areas where the skin is rough, flaky and tight, sometimes itchy. CollectionDry skinIt is designed to not only provide an immediate feeling of hydration, but also help the skin feel comfortable in the long term.
The focus is on nourishing textures that combine water and lipids and support the skin barrier. This means that it is not just about quickly “re-greasing” the skin, but about helping it retain moisture and rebuild its protective layer. The formulations are adapted to sensitive skin, without unnecessary irritants and strong perfumes, so they are suitable for children and adults.
The typical user is a mom who wants one routine that will work for her and her kids, or a person with chronically dry skin who is tired of lotions that work for five minutes and then go back to the way they were. CollectionDry skinIt is suitable for the face and body, especially for areas such as hands, feet, shins, elbows and dry cheeks.
If you don't know whether your skin is primarily dry, sensitive, or problematic, a short quiz can help you, guiding you in a few steps to a combination of face and body collections based on your habits and skin type:HERE
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• Focus ondry skin careface and body, for children and adults.
• Moisturizing and nourishing textures that support the skin barrier and reduce the feeling of tightness.
• Suitable for daily use, even for sensitive and reactive skin.
• Especially suitable for dry shins, hands, cheeks, elbows and other rough areas.
• A family-friendly routine that you can share with your children and partner.
• A great base that you can complement with collections for protection, problematic skin or redness.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PRODUCTS FOR DRY SKIN
First, think about where your dry skin is most noticeable and what bothers you the most.
If your main challenge isdry body, especially your legs, arms, and shins, your foundation will be a richer body lotion or cream that you apply every day after showering. For very dry and cracked areas, such as elbows, knees, feet, or fingers, you can use more concentrated textures that you apply topically.
If it bothers you the mostdry skin on the face, choose a gentle, non-aggressive cleanser and a creamy care cream that leaves the skin feeling soft and supple. For dry skin, a combination of a moisturizing step and a care layer that helps “lock” moisture into the skin is often ideal.
Atfamily useIt makes sense to choose at least one universal product that everyone can use, such as for dry cheeks in children and dry hands in adults. Then, if necessary, add more specific products for your key challenges, such as sensitive skin, redness, or problem areas.
If you're torn between the Dry Skin, Sensitive Skin, Skin Protection, or Problematic Skin collections, the quiz helps you figure out which should be your first line, and then add the others as support.
HOW TO INCLUDE THE DRY SKIN COLLECTION INTO YOUR DAILY ROUTINE
With dry skin, regularity and the right moment of application are key, not perfection.
You do the most ifApply the care product to slightly damp skin., immediately after a shower or bath. At that time, the skin is still retaining water and the nourishing texture helps it not to lose it too quickly. Apply the lotion or cream in slow, gentle strokes, especially on areas that dry out quickly.
On your face, after a gentle cleanse, you first apply a moisturizing step, then apply a richer cream for dry skin. In the colder months, you can add a slightly thicker layer in the evening and leave it on as a night treatment to help your skin regenerate better at night.
It's a good idea to rehydrate dry areas like your hands several times throughout the day. Washing and disinfecting quickly removes the protective layer, so keeping a small hand cream in your purse or on your desk is almost a necessity, not a luxury, for dry skin.
For children with very dry skin, the routine is similar, only simpler. A gentle cleanser, regular application after bathing, and an extra layer on the driest areas as needed. It also helps to avoid very hot baths and harsh soaps, as these can further stress dry skin.
Over time, you will notice that the dryness flare-ups are less pronounced, your skin feels less tight after a shower, and your cheeks and legs are no longer rough all the time. CollectionDry skinIt serves as a stable base on which you can build the other steps of care.
