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Skin Experts Suggest Five Ways to Keep Men's Skin Soft

by Rukmani Krishna on Oct 30 2013 11:29 PM

Skin Experts Suggest Five Ways to Keep Men

Men's facial skin will be affected by daily cleaning and shaving. An expert says that regular use of moisturiser is one way to regain the softness.

Navin Taneja, director of the National Skin Centre, suggests how to keep the skin soft:

Dry Skin / Xerosis - Symptom Evaluation

Dry Skin / Xerosis - Symptom Evaluation
Dry skin a result in inadequate hydration of the skin. This could be either due to a reduced intake of fluids or faster evaporation following loss of oily layer on the skin.

* Limit bath time: Hot water and long showers remove oils from your skin so, limit your shower time and use lukewarm water

* Avoid strong soaps: Use mild cleansers to avoid dryness

* Shave carefully: To protect and lubricate your skin, apply cream, lotion or gel before shaving. Use a clean and sharp razor

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Olive Oil and Its Benefits - Heart-Weight Loss-Osteoporosis-Skin-Tips to Use
The anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties are responsible for the health benefits of olive oil.

* Pat dry: After bathing, gently pat your skin dry with a towel so that some moisture is retained

* Moisturise dry skin: Find a moisturiser that suits your skin type and makes your skin feel soft

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