There are some things you can do to help. Moisturising is key! Applying a gentle, fragrance-free moisturiser multiple times a day, especially after showering or bathing, is a great way to lock in moisture. And speaking of showers, try to avoid long, hot ones, as they can strip your skin of its natural oils, lukewarm water is your friend here.
Another good idea is to give your skin a little extra TLC by applying a hydrating face mask or facial oil once or twice a week. And, avoid using harsh soaps or exfoliants on your face, these products can dry out your skin further. Also, drinking plenty of water will help to keep you hydrated internally which will reflect on your skin too.
One more tip, if you want some personalised recommendations, consider consulting a dermatologist, they can recommend the right products and ingredients for your specific skin type and condition.
Keep in mind that it may take some time for your skin to return to its normal state, but with a little extra TLC, it should start to feel better soon.
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