If you think you may have dry skin, you’re probably searching the internet for ways of identifying dry skin and most importantly, what products you can use to help treat your dry skin. Here’s our overview of what dry skin is and how you can identify it. We’ve also included some helpful links at the end of this page to more useful information on managing dry skin.

Dry skin is a very common condition that can affect people of any age. Many of us have suffered with patches of dry skin at some point in our lives, but for others, it’s a lifelong condition that requires a lot of care. Here, we look at the common causes of dry skin, some of which you may not realise could be causing your skin problems.

Dull skin can be a real bugbear for so many of us. Lacklustre, possibly a bit dry, definitely lacking any va va voom and basically just feeling a bit meh. Here’s the lowdown on why you may have a dull skin tone and what you can do to change it.

Having dry skin can be at best annoying and at worst distressing, stressful and upsetting. Knowing how to best care for your dry skin is key to keeping it under control and minimising flare-ups, whether it’s on your face or body. It can be tricky working out what’s best for your skin, so here’s our guide to caring for dry skin.

Long-term dry skin can be a constant battle. So getting the products that you put on your skin right can make all the difference. Here, we discuss the many options you have for soothing your dry, dehydrated skin.

When it comes to dry skin, what we eat can make a lot of difference. Whilst eating a healthy diet will help, you may find certain supplements also help relieve your dry skin. Here’s our round-up of the best supplements for dry skin.

There are many reasons why you may have dull skin, ranging from being dehydrated and stressed to not exfoliating often enough and exposing your face to the sun too often. Aside from drinking water and avoiding too much sun (or at least wearing sun block) there are skincare products and ingredients that can help.

Dry skin can be caused by showering too often or for too long, using harsh products on your skin, extremes of weather and temperature and certain medications or lifestyle choices. It can be tricky working out what’s best for your skin, so here’s our guide to caring for dry skin.