Keeping the complexion moisturized is an important part of keeping the skin healthy, especially if the skin is damaged or particularly dry.
As we all know, one area of the face is the skin under and around the eyes, and this area appears earlier than other areas with general signs of dryness, sagging, and skin degradation (such as fine lines and wrinkles).
Find out why the skin around the eyes tends to dry out, and the best secret to how to moisturize the eyes is to make the eyes look and feel their best!
- Apply sunscreen
Sun protection is more important than skin care. We often forget the eye area when applying the product because we are worried that the formula will get into our eyes, but don’t forget to carefully apply some sunscreen around the eyes in the morning and then reapply it throughout the day to get the best coverage. Insist on using sunscreen, not only can protect against sun damage, but also against skin cancer.
- Find the right product
I recommend investing in a dedicated eye serum/cream. Serum is best for people with oily skin, and people with dry skin recommend using eye cream, because you don’t want wrinkles. The formula is not the only factor to consider-the active ingredients can help achieve the results you want. Look for products that contain ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and glycerin, which can moisturize the epidermis and reduce the appearance of fine lines.
- Increase drinking water
It is important for everyone to consume enough fluids to keep the body hydrated. Whether it is the skin around the eyes, hands, neck, face or any part of the body, hydrating from the inside is as important as moisturizing the surface with creams and essences, so you must recommend drinking half a gallon of water a day to moisturize the eye area.
- Avoid the culprit of dryness
Sun damage, caffeinated beverages, dehydration and/or alcohol can make dryness worse, so it is important to remember to avoid caffeinated beverages and alcohol, and wear sunscreen! When it comes to protecting the skin around the eyes, stay proactive by regularly avoiding known skin desiccants, and doing your best may save you from dealing with dry skin.
- Use a humidifier
Humidifiers not only help relieve congestion and other cold symptoms, but are also a good way to treat dry skin easily and effectively. The skin around the eyes is thinner than the face and other parts of the body. This makes the skin more susceptible to external conditions, such as low humidity, which can cause dry skin. If you live in a naturally dry climate, or if you notice signs of dryness in windy or winter, sleeping with a humidifier can replenish your skin with much-needed moisture while you are resting. A simple fix to moisturize the eye area!
- Pay attention to daily care
The skin is our largest organ, and it needs to be cared and cared for in order to reach its full potential. Maintaining healthy habits will greatly help improve the skin, and spending time and energy to invest and use products designed for the skin around the eyes may show more improvement. Of course we would recommend creams, masks and serums to get the job done and moisturize the eye area.
- Treat allergies
Allergies are usually accompanied by itchy eyes. Rubbing this area of the face can cause tears, stretching, and pressure throughout the body, which can lead to dehydration. If you have allergies, please consult your doctor for treatment. It is not recommended to deal with allergic skin in an unprofessional manner, as it may cause more serious problems.
The area around the eyes is 40% thinner than the rest of the face, so dehydration is more pronounced, just like other diseases such as puffiness, dark circles, fine lines and wrinkles, and other signs of aging. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to ensure that the skin around your eyes stays hydrated, plump and healthy!
