Dry skin around the nose.
I think something changed to onsugar or i have not used onsugar in a long time.
Anyways, topic is dry skin around the nose.
Sign of dry skin:
~dry skin
~red
~itchy
~painful
To treat it:
You can go to a facial treatment centre or try this really easy step .
What you will need :
Lotion for dry skin
some ice cubes
dry towel
Steps:
1st,
Wash your face with water, if you usually use something to wash with it,you can use that too.
2nd,
Dry it with your towel
3rd,
Apply the lotion around the nose area where it is dry.
4th,
Put the ice cubes at the area where you have put the lotion. (Do not remove the lotion)
5th,
If the ice cubes starts to melt and turn small, wipe the water around your nose.
6th,
Repeat these steps. Do it twice daily.
Be sure that your skin is not allergic to the lotion.
If this does not work, try another simple steps to prevent from having dry skin
around your nose.
Try using moisturisers or lotion to prevent dry skin.
Another way is to try making your home-made scrub.
Again, please do make sure that you are not allergic to any of these items.
What you will need:
Exra Virgin Olive Oil
Honey
Granulated sugar
Chopstick/spoon
small container
Steps:
~Pour three tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil in the container
~Put two tablespoon of Honey in the same container.
~Pour half a cup of sugar into the mixture.
~Stir the mixture together. make sure you stir it well.
~Now you have your home-made scrub to help prevent dry skin.
~Scrub it in circular motions but avoid the eye area becasue it is very delicate.
~Leave it for at least 60 seconds(1 minute).
~ Rinse it off when you are done.
~Pat it dry.
~ If you usually use any moisturisers, apply it.
*Try not to keep it refrigerated, it will harden the scrub .
*You must remove your make up and cleansed it, after which use the scrub.
**It is recomended to be used only at night, once a week.
It can last for atleast a month.
All of the materials used is to help exfoliate & rehydrate the skin from dryness.
Good luck in making your own scrub! A shout out to Nana too!
All the information was taken from wikihow and Youtube, MichellePhan.





