What skin cream is good for dry skin?

I usually don't have dry skin, but in the winter (here in Canada) my skin gets dry and I need to use moisturizer on my skin. I want to know what cream is good and will make my skin smooth and soft.What skin cream is good for dry skin?
Aveeno - did I spell that right? -


Anything with Oatmeal retains moisture


Drink plenty of water too - I feel like I write that in all health questions but it's the key to a clean health body and complexion. . . ReallyWhat skin cream is good for dry skin?
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Nivea or Dove =]
coca is good
Lush! Go to lush.com, it is based in Canada, I use Skin's Shangri La and Afterlife. Best things in the world! A lot of people are recommending Vaseline, but I don't like products with petroleum in them, and I read in a organic health magazine that petroleum can actually dry out your skin even more.
any kind that's a make up brand.
One that says ';For dry skin'; on the packaging.
Try putting tea tree oil on your face instead. It works better and it's better for you.
For really dry skin care, Dermatologists highly recommend Neutrogena Skin Care Products because they make a lot of different formulas for all skin types -- oily, dry, combination, teen or acne prone, sensitive or mature skin. The entire line of


Neutrogena Skin Care Products is also hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic (safe for not having reactions to products and they will not cause acne, blackheads, whiteheads or any other type of breakouts). Those are very important words to look for when you want something to put on your face. Good safe skin lines to me equates with hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic products. Most sensitive skin care items are also fragrance free too which can be very helpful to your skin.





If you apply sunscreen under your moisturizer, it can help your


skin from chapping, turning red, and getting windburned, too.


I use Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry Touch Sunblock with 70 SPF because where I live, I have to protect my skin from a lot


of sun about eight months out of the year. I live in the Southern


U.S. But sunscreen is recommended for cold and hot weather


to protect your skin from UVB and UVA rays. UVB rays are the ones that burn your skin and cause your skin to wrinkle the


fastest and make it look leathery.





My doctors told me not to wash my face with commercially


advertised soaps like Dove. I like Purpose Cleanser, Eucerin Skin Cleanser, and Neutrogena Gentle Face Wash or the Foaming Wash. And Cetaphil Lotion is also a good lotion, soap-free cleanser, but it may not have enough moisture in it for you since you live in an extremely cold climate.





On my body, I use Softsoap NutraOil Cleanser and before I dry off, I slather my body with Neutrogena Body Oil (it is made


from sesame seed oil and not mineral oil like baby oil, which can actually dry out adult skin and cause little red bumps to come up on your skin). Then I pat my body dry very gently. This Body Oil soaks in fast and leaves your skin really soft and smooth! And most of these products are not expensive like the Department Store brands can be.





If you happen to need something a little bit heavier for winter use, you can try Eucerin lotion or cream for your face. It is very


heavy duty but it does the trick and it is also hypoallergenic as


well as noncomedogenic. For daily use, Neutrogena Visibly


Firm is a great everyday moisturizer, when you don't need as heavy of a moisturizer. Visibily Firm contains ';active copper,';


a nutrient that is lost from the body as we age and ';active copper'; helps keep your skin from wrinkling, too. There are all


sorts of Neutrogena facial and body lotions and creams, just


depending on what you need to keep your type of skin soft.





I never put anything on my face unless it states on the product


that it is hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic. That in itself takes away a lot of the worry about the products I buy and use. These are the highest kinds of products recommended by Cosmetic Surgeons and Dermatologists for skin care.





Now, if you want something really good to put on your hands and feet, Shea Butter is wonderful, although it is very similar to Vaseline except that it is not petroleum jelly and Shea Butter actually soaks in whereas Vaseline might not. I know Tyra Banks swears by Vaseline, but I just don't think I could ever put anything quite that greasy on my face. My feet and hands, yes, but not my face. I would think that Vaseline would tend to clog pores, but I honestly don't really know about that.


All of these products can be easily purchased at Wal-Mart or any large pharmacy, such as CVS, or the chain drug stores.





I'm just passing on the name of products given to me by some


of the Dermatologists and one Plastic Surgeon that I used to remove some unwanted moles on my face. And I have had really good luck with these products! Good luck! :-)
Bath and Body Works have the best moisturizing lotion that I have tried so far. But that's my opinion. Hope this helps.
Curel original formula is the very best body lotion ever!
ok so i've suggested this to so many people but i have extremely dry sensitive skin but i don't want to break out either because the moisturizer has oil.





so i use neutrogena oil free moisturizer for sensitive skin on my face. and for your body use vaseline body lotion, most of their lotions have vitamins to keep your skin healthy and smooth.
Olay Quench.
petrolium jelly
I use 'Allergenics', it's the best cream i've found and i've used loads in the past... I never touch any of the Olay stuff... There are so many chemicals in most cosmetic creams, and they can end up doing more worse than good in the long run.. Allergenics Cream is 100% natural, and stays like a moisturising layer over your skin until you wash it off with water.. I put it on at night and it lasts all night and all day.. until I wash it off and reapply the following night.. it's very practical and gives incredible results..
Cetaphill is the best!


=]





Hope this helped.
aveeno because it does really heal ur skin and it does it really fast
My favorite for winter is Queen Helene Cocoa Butter Creme really awesome and really cheap!
I have the same problem and I found a whole bunch of home remedies that work great. I will send you the links look at all of them they have a lot of information for you. One of the links is for a mask you can make and apply at home.





http://www.care2.com/greenliving/dry-ski鈥?/a>


http://www.care2.com/greenliving/dry-dam鈥?/a>


http://www.care2.com/greenliving/dry-hai鈥?/a>


http://www.care2.com/greenliving/flax-se鈥?/a>


http://www.care2.com/greenliving/olive-o鈥?/a>





Peace


GG
I had this same problem for nearly 15 years. I actually would scratch my legs RAW, until they bled. But I actually did some research and found out that using a liquid body wash with a loofa in the shower, instead of bars of soap, plus using a moisturizer with coconut milk or shea butter in it 2 times a day at the least, will cure dry skin. and i have no lizard skin, or itchy skin for 2 winters now! It works immediately, just keep up with it twice a day. Any brands will work.
Vaseline Intensive Care with Aloe.
Olay Quench Therapy lotions.
This is my favorite.


http://www.dhccare.com/DHC/ProductDetail鈥?/a>





If you are looking for quicker access


try Clinique Moisture Surge or Eucerin (drugstore brand)


http://www.eucerin.ca/index.php?lang=2





also





http://lush.ca and http://sephora.com are great marketplaces for soothing moisturizers...





Good luck %26amp; Happy New Year!
Botanics by BOOTS
For the body- definitely Olay Quench Body Lotion,


but I found, for me, it's too greasy for the face so


for moisturizer- Aveeno Positively Smooth Facial Moisturizer works really well!





Hope one of these works for you!
Vaseline... not the actual petroleum (excuse spelling if spelt wrong) but the cream you can get in the big bottle, smells nice and does the trick.


But moisturiseings always great too!
olay and dove work really well for dry skin, leaves it feeling soft.
For best skin care cream, Skin So Silky is a great thing for dry skin. Try it now and see what you've got!
It may sound scary, but i've been using vaseline at night. I wash my face and then apply before bed. I have naturally oily skin, so i only apply at night when i'm not trying to win a beauty contest. It's moisturizing enough that i only need something really light during the day.





Heck, if Tyra uses it, it's got to be good!