Dry Skin Skincare

Dry skin is a common concern that can leave the face feeling tight, rough or uncomfortable, often with visible flaking or redness. It typically occurs when the skin produces fewer natural oils, which makes it harder to hold on to moisture. Cold weather, ageing and harsh cleansers can all make the issue worse.

While dry skin is often confused with dehydration, the two are not the same. Dryness relates to a lack of natural oils, while dehydration relates to water balance. Understanding the difference is key to choosing the right care. This collection of dry skin skincare includes hydrating creams, nourishing cleansers and replenishing treatments designed to restore comfort, smooth rough patches and help the skin look and feel healthier.

Cold Plasma Plus+ Advanced Serum Concentrate

£139.00

High Potency Classics Hyaluronic Intensive Moisturiser

£61.00

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What's the best thing for extremely dry skin on your face?

Extremely dry facial skin often needs rich, replenishing care. A nourishing face cream with hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, shea butter or glycerin helps to restore comfort and soften rough patches. Using a night cream can also provide deeper hydration while you sleep.

What is my body lacking when my skin is dry?

Dry skin usually means the skin barrier is not retaining enough oil or moisture. This can be influenced by genetics, ageing, or a lack of essential fatty acids and hydration. Environmental factors like cold weather or central heating can also strip moisture from the skin.

What skincare routine is best for dry skin?

A gentle, consistent routine works best. Start with a mild cleanser that does not strip the skin, follow with a hydrating toner or serum, then apply a rich moisturiser morning and evening. Adding SPF in the daytime and a more intensive cream at night helps maintain hydration and protect the skin barrier.

Are face serums good for dry skin?

Yes. Face serums can provide targeted hydration and deliver active ingredients more deeply than a moisturiser alone. Look for serums with hyaluronic acid or other hydrating complexes, then layer them under a moisturiser to lock in moisture.