The illuminator

Did you know your skin can be dehydrated even if it’s oily? That’s because dehydrated skin lacks water, while dry skin lacks oil. Surprisingly, you can suffer from both simultaneously. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the difference between dry and dehydrated skin, how to identify them, and most importantly, how to care for each with an effective skincare routine tailored to your skin’s needs. Understanding Dry Skin What Is Dry Skin? Dry skin is a skin type characterized by rough, flaky, and sometimes itchy texture. It often feels tight and may appear dull or cracked—even after applying moisturizer. People with dry skin produce less natural oil (sebum), which leads to insufficient moisture retention. This condition is usually genetic and may also make skin more sensitive. Benefits : Fewer breakouts, blackheads, or acne. Downside : Fine lines and wrinkles may appear earlier due to lack of natural lubrication. Skincare Routine for Dry Skin Step 1: Gentle Cleansing Opt for a cle...

  Hyaluronic acid is a well known ingredient in the skincare industry,it has so many abilities and benefits for the skin. Hyaluronic acid has the capacity of holding 1000 times its weight in water, it is that ingredient that is here to hydrate your skin.  Some facts about Hyaluronic Acid ▶Hyaluronic acid is a naturally existing polysaccharide in our body. ▶It exists everywhere in our body but is found in the highest concentrations in soft   connective tissues and in the dermal layer of skin.  ▶It is found in every cell of all mammals. ▶It is one of the most common molecules present in our body. ▶ About 90% hyaluronic acid is there in every epidermal cell. ▶It works like a lubricant in most of the joints. ▶ The chemical configuration of hyaluronic acid  is in the form of multiple segments of repeating smaller ring structures. ▶The string of repeating units can be very short and have a liquid consistency, or much longer strings can exist as solid particl...