Turn your shower drill into something a little less watered down with a technique called dry brushing. Here's how it works. Step into the shower. But no water yet. Brush the skin with a dry soft ...

You can thank the dry winter air—which is often made even drier due to cranked-up indoor heating systems—for your parched ...

Dry brushing is another example ... or rosacea should pause exfoliation until the skin has recovered.” How often should I ...

Its devotees claim it boosts circulation, clears toxins trapped in the body’s lymph system and exfoliates the skin. So it’s no wonder why so many people devote ten minutes to dry brushing ...

People who struggle with dry skin know all too well the tingly, tight, irritated feeling that comes after washing your face with an overly harsh cleanser. Cracked, flaky, or otherwise-parched skin ...

To boost the efficacy of your moisturizer, try "adding a humidifier to your room and avoiding alcohol or drying substances can also help," says Dr. Lee. Plus, never underestimate the power of drinking ...

The famous French formula is packed with hydrating shea butter to soothe and soften dry lips ... leaving the skin feeling greasy. It's also non-comedogenic and can be used on the face or body." ...

If those products don’t cut it, Dr. Shoshana Marmon, a clinical assistant professor of dermatology at New York Medical College, recommends using a scalp brush to manually remove flakes ...