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Dehydrated/Devitalised Skin

Characteristics:

  • Skin looks dry, dull, scaly and flaky
  • When gently pulled, the skin crinkles similar to tissue paper in appearance
  • Can vary from superficial to deep dehydration, which needs to be addressed internally
  • Parched appearance
  • Fine lines with rough texture to touch
  • Appears to have an additional thin layer, especially on the nose and forehead

Causes:

  • Excessive perspiration
  • Insufficient sebum production to prevent moisture evaporation
  • Insufficient moisture in the cellular system and intercellular channels
  • Overuse of soaps, detergents or alkaline products
  • Lack of protection against or overexposure to harsh weather conditions
  • An environment or atmospheric conditions that are dry, sunny or windy
  • Recent illness, general poor health
  • Smoking
  • Medications
  • Use of humectants and inappropriate skin products

Home Nurturing Ritual:

Cleanse Day & Night:
Cleansing Lotion
Tone Day & Night:
Floral Hydrating Mist
Daily Moisturiser:
Hydrogel allow a few minutes to absorb followed by MDN Facial Crème
Eye Treatment Day & Night: 
Rejuvenating Eye Balm
Night Treatment:
Rehydrating Facial Oil - allow a few minutes to absorb, followed by MDN Facial Crème.
Exfoliate:
Twice weekly with Face & Body Exfoliant
Mask:
Once or twice per week with MDN Earth Mineral Mask .


Skin Analysis
Skin Types
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normal
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oily
Skin Conditions
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mature
dehydrated/
devitalised

sensitive
combination
couperose
acne vulgaris
Natural Skin Treatments
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