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Having dry skin isn’t fun in any form. The various symptoms, associated with the condition include itching, redness, uneven texture and take a serious toll on sufferers’ self-esteem. In a survey conducted by FEMAIL, seven in 10 participants agreed that having dry skin impacts their overall confidence.
What causes dry skin?
Dryness can be a symptom of an overactive immune response and skin conditions such as eczema and atopic dermatitis. Sore, itching skin can also be a result of a com-promised protective barrier which is often caused by improper skincare regime and environmental factors such as cold weather and low humidity.
The solution
ZO Skin Health have launched their new Hydrating Crème, a lightweight formula designed to relieve the symptoms of severely dry skin, soothe irritation and replenish skin’s natural hydration levels. It is ideal for treating moderate to severe dry skin on the face and body, including skin showing visible signs of eczema.
Benefits
• Smoothes skin texture
• Reduces itching
• Restores hydration
• Calms redness
• Supports skin barrier function
• Reduces intensity and frequency of flare-ups
Key Ingredients
Ophiopogon Japonicus root extract works in the epidermis to speed up healing and reduce the intensity and frequency of skin flare-ups. It inhibits bacteria intrusion and helps restore skin barrier functions and natural hydration levels.
Myristoyl Pentapeptide–11 stimulates cell renewal and helps regulate tissue repair. The multipeptide complex provides anti-inflammatory benefits and speeds up wound healing.
ZOX12 is ZO's exclusive slow-release antioxidant complex that protects the skin from free radicals and prevents premature aging.
Clinically proven results
In a clinical study conducted on patients with moderate to severe eczema, Hydrating Crème was clinically proven to be effective in restoring hydration, reducing redness and improving skin texture.
• 90% of participants reported a visible improvement in skin dryness by week eight.
• 87% reported reduction in itching by week eight.
• 85% reported reduction in redness by week 12.
• 90% reported visible improvement in skin texture and smoothness.
