DEHYDRATED SKIN

Dehydrated skin can be a difficult nut to crack but we’ve got you covered with nourishing ingredients to keep your skin bounchy and mosturised.

Symptoms of Dehydration

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Dehydrated skin may be dry and itchy with an overall tone and complexion that may appear uneven or dull, and more noticeable fine lines. You will notice a lack of radiance in your skin, and it will feel very tight. This may be uncomfortable for you; this is due to the fact your skin doesn’t have enough water. Meaning it can’t stretch in the way it requires on a everyday basis. This also then leads to dryness and itchiness as your skin is not stretching in the ways it requires. Dehydration means your skin is lacking water; drinking lots of water isn’t going to go so far and you need to do more to help your skin.

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Olive oil contains squalane and vitamin E, and thanks to those two ingredients, it has a natural capacity to provide deep hydration. While squalane supports skin's moisture retention, vitamin E augments the skin's capacity to absorb and retain water

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High potassium in oranges works wonders in regulating hydration and balancing fluid levels in cells. It supports proper water balance, keeping skin cells well-hydrated and preventing dehydration-induced dry and dull skin patches.

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The antioxidants present in mango offer optimum nourishment to your skin. Moreover, the mango seed butter also contains a good dose of vitamin E and Potassium which help hydrate your skin cells, and remove seasonal dryness and patchiness.

For Dehydrated Skin!