Home Remedies for Curing Dry Skin

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Water

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Posted by Mary (St (Cold) Louis, Ms) on 03/26/2013
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Hi, yes omega 3 works as does flaxseed oil but for dry skin, you may also try increasing your water intake. I find that works best for dry skin, especially in winter months. Mary


Wheat Germ Oil

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Posted by Millicent (France) on 12/04/2017
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I was using coconut oil on my skin. I loved the smell but my skin just does not absorb this oil. It would sit on the surface of my skin and be rubbed onto my clothes. Didn't help chaffed skin much at all. I recently bought a bottle of wheatgerm oil and boy that is another thing altogether. I can apply it directly to my face and it is absorbed rapidly, rubbed it on my chaffed elbows and next day they were better. It's full of vitamin E.

Eat the coconut oil or put it on your hair but wheatgerm oil is more readily absorbed in my experience.



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