Dry and dehydrated skin, and where to start
When your skin is doing a good impression of the Sahara, it is easy to reach for heavier creams and hope for the best. People often search for supplements for dry skin, dehydrated skin, or skin hydration support, and the best place to start is a simple, consistent routine.
Here is a helpful distinction. Dry skin typically lacks oil, while dehydrated skin typically lacks moisture (water). It is completely possible to be both.
Build your routine
Step 1, Biome
Skin Clear Biome is a simple place to start. It supports digestive health and includes zinc, which contributes to the maintenance of normal skin.
*Zinc contributes to the normal function of the immune system and the maintenance of normal skin.
Step 2, Daily foundation
Skin Vit A+ is the daily foundation, with Vitamin A for healthier looking skin and Vitamin D to help support cell renewal.
Step 3, Booster (when needed)
Skin Omegas+ is a helpful add on when skin feels dry, tight, or compromised. It combines concentrated fish oil (Omega 3 triglycerides), Evening Primrose Oil (Omega 6) and Vitamin A for skin health.
*Omega 3 fatty acids from fish oil support skin health, hydration, and integrity in times of inadequate intake.
Prefer an all in one option
Skin Ultimate is a convenient 28 day system in protective daily pods, designed for a simple, consistent routine.
FAQs
What is the difference between dry skin and dehydrated skin?
Dry skin typically lacks oil, while dehydrated skin typically lacks moisture (water). It is common to experience both, especially during seasonal changes or when the skin feels stripped.
How do I support skin hydration from within?
Start with a simple routine, keep daily habits consistent, then add a booster when your skin needs extra support.
How long should I try a routine before changing it?
Consistency matters. Give your routine time, and focus on steady daily habits rather than changing products frequently.
Not sure where to begin? Take our Your Formula Quiz for a personalised recommendation.
Information on this page is general in nature and is not intended as medical advice. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
