Excessively dry skin is a major issue for many people during the colder months. The mix of polar air and indoor heating produces the ideal environment for the appearance of dry, cracked skin on hands, feet, and maybe even your face.

People moisturize and bathe in order to alleviate dry skin but this can have results that are unfavorable. Dry skin that breaks out during colder months should be relieved from the inside and not just with aloe vera or water. Thanks to a biological element contained in certain skin care balms, you can biologically hydrate dry skin areas from the submerged layers of your own skin.

Dry Skin Cure

At first, dry skin seems to be just an elementary issue that can he treated without too much trouble. The fact is that it doesn't take too long before you recognize that dry skin and eczema are crippling skin conditions that affect millions of people every year. The conditions can sometimes prompt embarrassing stares along with the actual physical painful feelings of dry, flaking skin.

So the issue becomes how do you treat excessively dry skin? You can not just leave it untreated and wait for the skin to treat itself. If left alone, dry skin can develop into itchy, broken skin that becomes a breeding ground for hazardous bacteria.

How to Heal Dry Face at Home

The basic approach to skin care is to apply moisturizing cream over the whole body, daily, after bathing. While it is true that moisture needs to be replaced in order to prevent cracking and infection, normal creams can honestly damage your skin more than help it.

Moisture needs to be restored in the lipid barrier of skin, which is underneath the outer layers. The complication is most ingredients in moisturizing creams do not penetrate deep enough into the skin to make it to this critical layer. Yes, moisturizing creams keep moisture in the superficial layers but they also obstruct cracks and pores that are needed to expel toxins and impurities. If toxins can't escape, they can irritate already uncomfortable skin. Moisturizing lotions as well aren't powerful enough to be the key to treating cracked heels or feet. Cracked heels require stronger treatment.

People love seeing aloe vera on the label of their moisturizing lotions but many individuals have no clue what it does or how it helps ease dry skin. The truth is that aloe vera is generally used as an element to cool and relieve burns like sunburn or chemical burns. It has no scientifically documented ability to hydrate skin. When used in extreme quantities, it can cause diarrhea, muscle discomfort, and even electrolyte imbalances.

All Natural Healing of Dry Skin

There is a new biological dry skin treatment, that when used topically, can moisturize and relieve dry skin by hydrating the lipid barrier of the skin. It actually clears our pores and doesn't clog them, allowing for the normal exit of toxins and impurities. It works biologically treat skin conditions like eczema, skin rashes, dermatitis, psoriasis, and even children's cradle cap.

When used on fresh, clean skin, the all natural dry skin treatment will fuse with your own skin cells and:

• saturate the skin and activate the normal regenerative processes of the skin.

• moisturize and renew the lipid barrier of the skin. The balm will hydrate the skin from within by holding water within and enhancing the ability of your body to generate the water holding molecules in the skin. Glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans provide the skin elasticity and strength. This helps prevent over-stretching, wrinkles plus the flaking of dry skin.

• repair and alleviate dry, inflamed skin back to health using rose hip oil, a natural source of both trans retinoic acid (Vitamin A). Rose hip contains fatty acids that have healing, hydrating and rejuvenating qualities. It aids cell renewal and boosts levels of collagen and elastin ingredients.

• kill microbes and make the skin an undesirable place for future breeding grounds. This prevents bacterial development and helps avoid future issues like skin scaling.

• Liposomes in the ingredient penetrate deep into cells and continue to provide biological molecules to the cells for up to 12 hours.