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Changes in our environment, among them extreme dryness, cold temperatures and elevation, can deplete barrier function. These external stressors can lead to unwanted symptoms like dehydration, dryness, redness, flakiness and increased sensitivity.
Insufficient lipids in the protective barrier layer of the skin often results in tight or rough skin texture. This can be a result of improper regimens, hormonal fluctuations or diet-related nutrient deficiencies. An inadequate protective lipid layer leaves the skin more prone to inflammation, pH and microbial imbalance and unwanted symptoms.
Since some environmental factors are unavoidable, implementing a strategic regimen can be very important in maintaining or returning to a place of healthy skin. The priority for a skin care regimen in these conditions is to address the lipid layer by cleansing and protecting with oils formulated with corrective blends of essential fatty acids, ceramides and cholesterols. Serums may also be chosen to replenish barrier function with natural moisturizing factors, hydration elements and anti-inflammatory properties.
