What are the best eye creams for dry skin?

Loving beauty is every girl's nature. Not only the wide variety of cosmetics on the face, but also the products selected in skin care and makeup need to be strictly controlled. Some cosmetics may cause skin allergies and some adverse harm if not chosen properly. Most people nowadays stay up late, and the most worrying thing when they wake up every morning is puffiness and dark circles. So what are the eye creams suitable for dry skin!

Daily care should focus on controlling skin oil secretion and keeping skin clean, reducing the occurrence of blackheads, acne and pimples.

For skin care, you should choose refreshing and astringent products, and appropriately strengthen exfoliation and deep cleansing during weekly care. Moisturize and protect against the sun during the day to prevent skin aging. Makeup should be thin and have oil-control properties.

Strategy 1: Use cleansing milk instead of alkaline foaming cleansing cream

In order to deal with grease, people with oily skin often like to use strong cleansing soap or facial cleanser to wash their faces and remove dirt in the summer.

But in fact, too strong foam cleansers will take away moisture and sebum on the face, so it is best to use a foam-free and milder facial cleanser to wash your face. The water temperature should be around 20℃. Too hot will cause the sebum to lose moisture, while too cold will not be able to clean.

The best temperature is around 20℃. Too hot will cause the sebum to lose moisture, and too cold will not clean.

Strategy 2: Use moisturizing toner instead of astringent

Astringent water containing alcohol ingredients can undoubtedly control oil secretion and shrink pores, but using it in winter may make the skin drier. If oil secretion is normal, you can use a toner with a cooling feeling, or you can use frozen distilled water instead.

Strategy 3: Use summer night cream as winter day cream

You don’t necessarily need to throw away all the skincare products you use in the summer. For example, the night cream you use in the summer is usually more moisturizing than the day cream, so you can switch to using it as a day cream in the winter!

Strategy 4: Rehydrate your skin and avoid using oily creams

Many people think that people with oily skin do not need moisturizing, but in fact, if you don’t apply a protective film on your face, skin with large pores is more susceptible to dust.

Winter also makes the skin prone to dehydration, so oily skin should choose water-based or gel-based moisturizers, which are enough to just replenish moisture. Cream-based skin care products contain a lot of oil. If your face feels "sticky" after applying them, don't continue using them.

Strategy 5: Alternate between deep cleansing mask and moisture mask

Deep cleansing masks, such as hand-tear or mineral mud masks, have the functions of removing dirt and controlling oil, but in winter they cannot just control oil, so it is best to apply a pure moisture mask every other day to replenish moisture.

The main function of eye cream is to solve the dryness around the eyes. It only provides circulation, restores skin elasticity and reduces the occurrence of eye bags. There are various kinds of eye creams on sale now, and there are too many brands. Many people are always careless in choosing. Don’t think that expensive ones are good. When choosing an eye cream, you should choose one that is suitable for dry skin, helpful to the skin, and will not cause allergies.