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Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #22061
280 days ago
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How can I choose the right ayurvedic moisturiser for my dry skin? - #22061

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I am really struggling with my super dry skin lately, and I’ve been hearing a lot abt ayurvedic moisturisers. I used to think my regular moisturizer was enough, but I feel like it’s just not cuttin it anymore. I tried some new products recently, but they just didn’t work, and I ended up with itchy patches. So I was like, okay! I need a change. I read some articles about the benefits of ayurvedic moisturisers, but there are so many options. What ingredients should I look for in ayurvedic moisturisers? Maybe something natural that won’t irritate my skin further? And like, do you think these ayurvedic moisturisers can actually help with the dryness or are they just.. gimmicks? I seen some that claim to hydrate deeply and are herbal-based. But I’ve seen mixed reviews too, so now I just feel confused and overwhelmed! I really want somethin that’ll soothe my skin and help retain moisture without all those chemicals. Anyone here who has tried an ayurvedic moisturiser and saw results? What should I keep in mind when choosing one? Any tips would be super helpful! Thanks a ton!

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While selecting any Ayurvedic moisturiser, it is important that the product should have hydrating and soothing properties. Some natural remedies which are having more hydration and helpful for your dry skin or aloe vera saffron almond oil, sesame oil, coconut oil. You can use at home by applying daily which helps you in moisturising your whole body. Drink plenty of fluids

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Instead of going for chemical based cream better to do abhyanga whole body massage daily with warm sesame oil or coconut oil And drink plenty of fluid like coconut water water buttermilk barely water Sabja water

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Eladi kera tailam will be helpful for your condition. It will brighten your skin tone also. Eladi cream is also available, which we can use as a moisturizer.

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While selecting any ayurvedic moisturiser, it is important that they must have hydrating and soothing properties You can use aloe vera, saffron, almond oil, sesame oil which are having more hydrating properties Meanwhile, drink

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When choosing an ayurvedic moisturizer, look for ingredients that align with your skin’s needs for hydration and soothing. Ayurvedic texts emphasize the importance of using natural and balancing elements that not only nourish the skin but also work in harmony with your body’s constitution, or prakriti. For dry skin, you may want to find moisturisers that contain ingredients like almond oil, coconut oil, or sesame oil as a base, as these oils are known for their penetrating and moisturizing properties.

Ingredients like sandalwood, which has calming and cooling effects, or turmeric, known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, can also be beneficial. Aloe vera is another excellent choice for its soothing, hydrating, and healing qualities. Ensure the product is free from synthetic fragrances and chemicals which could irritate your skin further.

Ayurvedic moisturisers that contain glycerin, a natural humectant, can help draw moisture from the environment to your skin and lock it in. Another great component to look for is shea butter, which provides a rich, protective layer keeping your skin supple.

It’s important to consider your dosha type when selecting skincare products as different doshas respond uniquely to ingredients. For someone with Vata-type skin, which tends to be dry and rough, rich and nourishing moisturisers are usually recommended.

Remember, results can vary from person to person, so what works wonders for one might not necessarily do the same for another. Patch-testing a small area of skin before full use is wise to avoid adverse reactions. You might try applying the chosen product at night, allowing it to deeply penetrate and repair your skin while you sleep, as nighttime is ideal for skin restoration.

If dryness persists or becomes unmanageable, consult with a reputable Ayurvedic practitioner who can tailor treatments to your specific needs. The key to success with Ayurveda is personalization, so taking note of how your skin responds to natural elements and adjusting accordingly will guide you towards the right solution.

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