How Can I Keep My Skin Moisturized all Day Long?

Are you taking hot showers?

Are you applying lip balms?

Do you keep hand and body moisturizer in your bag?

Do you drink enough water?

Are you taking an oatmeal baths?

You should take care not to dry your skin more when showering. You should close your bathroom door to keep humidity in the room, and shower more quickly and at a lower temperature than usual. You should use lukewarm water instead of hot. Since air-drying leaves your skin drier than before, use a towel - but make sure to blot rather than rub. Follow up the shower by applying your moisturizer.

You should start applying lip balms because they are an advisable part of a daily moisturizing routine, and especially important to use when treating dry skin. You should avoid licking your lips, which can exacerbate the problem. Many lip balms also contain sun protective ingredients, which will protect your skin in their vulnerable state. You should also look for ChapStick Moisturizer Skin Protectant/Sunscreen, Crème de la Mer The Lip Balm, Burt's Bees Tinted Lip Balm etc.

You should keep hand and body moisturizer in your bag because keeping moisturizer in your bag also reminds you to moisturize your hands after you have washed your hands.

You should stay hydrated so start drinking at least two liters of water every day.

You should start taking an oatmeal baths because oatmeal can be moisturizing, soothing, and inflammation-relieving for the skin. Colloidal oatmeal can also be incorporated in a variety of skin care preparations. You should be sure the water is lukewarm, not hot. Then sprinkle the recommended amount or one cup of your DIY oatmeal under running water as the tub fills. Soak for about 10-15 minutes. After the bath, you should gently pat yourself dry so your skin still feels damp.