Dry skin care products are the best choice for those that have smaller pores which encourage dehydration in the cells of the epidermal layers. Oily skin care products are recommended for those who frequently break out in blemishes and acne because their pores are too large and trap in excess moisture. As people age the cellular regeneration process slows. This means that the body can no longer repair damaged cells quickly. This, in turn, leaves them dehydrated and lacking in essential nutrients to perform effectively. The cells responsible for creating dermis are also affected by age. The more dehydrated the dermal layers get, the more cracking and dryness can be seen. This is usually seen in the form of wrinkles. Those who have overly hydrated skin will suffer with blemishes and other unsightly disorders, but will have a prolonged appearance of wrinkles. So while adolescence may have been difficult for people with oily dermal layers, they will be quite pleased with the results as they age.
There are two major options that both oily and dry skinned people have when it comes to turning back the clock on the aging process. The first is complete regeneration in the form of a chemical peel. A chemical peel is typically found in dry skin care products because its purpose is to super moisturize, while simultaneously removing the dead cells and toxins from the first few epidermis layers around the face and neck. The main ingredient to do this is an alpha hydroxy acid. The acid penetrates the layers and burns them off. Caution should be taken in the amount of time the acid cream is left on the face and neck. Leaving the chemical on too long can results in a deeper tissue burn which will damage the epidermis layers permanently, counteracts the efforts put forth for applying the peel in the first place. Once the top layers are peeled and the face is washed, the second component, which contains an active ingredient called retinol, should be applied. This is a deep tissue moisturizer derived from vitamin A components which help to hydrate the cells and fill them with nutrients. The body will begin to regenerate new layers to replace the old ones. This is the purpose of the peel. Some chemical peels can be found in oily skin care products as well. Instead of a retinol based deep tissue moisturizer, there will be a mild moisturizer which allows the dermal layers to get some hydration, but not saturate them because an oily skinned persons sebaceous gland will produce excess oil.
Those that are interested in drying their skin out should consider purchasing any number of oily skin care products. These products will usually have, as a main ingredient, alcohol which is used to dry cells out. Too much alcohol will leave the epidermis layers too dry and then they will begin to crack, so it is important to follow an alcohol containing application with a light moisturizer. The moisturizer should be made up of a hydrating solution that will not clog the pores. Since the pores are larger in people with oilier dermis, the moisturizer must not contain any fragrances or dyes. These ingredients have been shown to cause unnecessary clogging in pores and may result in acne or other skin blemishes. If the skin becomes too dry, then be aware that healing may take up to a week to rehydrate, especially in certain areas such as around the mouth. This is due to the fact that the mouth area is splashed with water throughout the day (brushing teeth, washing face, etc.). Water will only moisten the skin temporarily, but if the water contains high amounts of chlorine, it can actually make the situation worse.
Those who are interested in moisturizing should consider purchasing any number of dry skin care products. These tend to be found in an abundance because as people age, their dermal layers begin to dehydrate, causing wrinkles and flaking. When the layers become dry, they also hold less collagen and elastin. When the dermal layers are deficient in these important cells, they will begin to sag and become thinner. Prevention is the only real solution to this problem as the older one gets the tougher it is to stimulate collagen. Even if the body does stimulate the production of these cells, they are only temporary. Prevention begins by taking care of the dermal layers at a younger age before the skin become dehydrated.
Experts recommend making an appointment with a dermatologist (a doctor who specializes in disorders of the skin), before purchasing any oily skin care products or dry skin care products. The dermatologist will be able to accurately evaluate the dermal layers and advise on the type of product, if any, to purchase. There are many issues to consider if positive results are desired. Purchasing the correct product to match a specific type is the key to success. Also, there is the possibility of allergic reactions to certain ingredients to consider. The Lord should always be consulted first, and then logical steps should be taken. "And he said unto me, my grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me" (2 Corinthians 12:9). Safety should be the number one concern, and causing the least amount of damage to the already deteriorating epidermis. There are products in the market that will cause more damage than good if used incorrectly. Some of the damage may be permanent. Consult with your physician before using any products.
There are two major options that both oily and dry skinned people have when it comes to turning back the clock on the aging process. The first is complete regeneration in the form of a chemical peel. A chemical peel is typically found in dry skin care products because its purpose is to super moisturize, while simultaneously removing the dead cells and toxins from the first few epidermis layers around the face and neck. The main ingredient to do this is an alpha hydroxy acid. The acid penetrates the layers and burns them off. Caution should be taken in the amount of time the acid cream is left on the face and neck. Leaving the chemical on too long can results in a deeper tissue burn which will damage the epidermis layers permanently, counteracts the efforts put forth for applying the peel in the first place. Once the top layers are peeled and the face is washed, the second component, which contains an active ingredient called retinol, should be applied. This is a deep tissue moisturizer derived from vitamin A components which help to hydrate the cells and fill them with nutrients. The body will begin to regenerate new layers to replace the old ones. This is the purpose of the peel. Some chemical peels can be found in oily skin care products as well. Instead of a retinol based deep tissue moisturizer, there will be a mild moisturizer which allows the dermal layers to get some hydration, but not saturate them because an oily skinned persons sebaceous gland will produce excess oil.
Those that are interested in drying their skin out should consider purchasing any number of oily skin care products. These products will usually have, as a main ingredient, alcohol which is used to dry cells out. Too much alcohol will leave the epidermis layers too dry and then they will begin to crack, so it is important to follow an alcohol containing application with a light moisturizer. The moisturizer should be made up of a hydrating solution that will not clog the pores. Since the pores are larger in people with oilier dermis, the moisturizer must not contain any fragrances or dyes. These ingredients have been shown to cause unnecessary clogging in pores and may result in acne or other skin blemishes. If the skin becomes too dry, then be aware that healing may take up to a week to rehydrate, especially in certain areas such as around the mouth. This is due to the fact that the mouth area is splashed with water throughout the day (brushing teeth, washing face, etc.). Water will only moisten the skin temporarily, but if the water contains high amounts of chlorine, it can actually make the situation worse.
Those who are interested in moisturizing should consider purchasing any number of dry skin care products. These tend to be found in an abundance because as people age, their dermal layers begin to dehydrate, causing wrinkles and flaking. When the layers become dry, they also hold less collagen and elastin. When the dermal layers are deficient in these important cells, they will begin to sag and become thinner. Prevention is the only real solution to this problem as the older one gets the tougher it is to stimulate collagen. Even if the body does stimulate the production of these cells, they are only temporary. Prevention begins by taking care of the dermal layers at a younger age before the skin become dehydrated.
Experts recommend making an appointment with a dermatologist (a doctor who specializes in disorders of the skin), before purchasing any oily skin care products or dry skin care products. The dermatologist will be able to accurately evaluate the dermal layers and advise on the type of product, if any, to purchase. There are many issues to consider if positive results are desired. Purchasing the correct product to match a specific type is the key to success. Also, there is the possibility of allergic reactions to certain ingredients to consider. The Lord should always be consulted first, and then logical steps should be taken. "And he said unto me, my grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me" (2 Corinthians 12:9). Safety should be the number one concern, and causing the least amount of damage to the already deteriorating epidermis. There are products in the market that will cause more damage than good if used incorrectly. Some of the damage may be permanent. Consult with your physician before using any products.
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