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Apply a good moisturizer while your skin is still slightly damp. I like to use straight coconut oil. It liquifies immediately to apply, then solidifies on the skin just enough to "hold" the water. I don't live in desert country but I imagine this would work there, too.
My hair does better in dry condition. It kinks up in humidity and looks nasty.
Hi ladies...moved to El Paso a few years back from Colorado and OMG...everything changed...
Ok this is what I've figured out so far...
Hair: Coarse/wavy/colored-Deva Curl No Poo shampoo and conditioner, Bona Cure leave-in, Moroccan oil hydrating styling cream, diffuser (warm setting) and last but definately not least, moroccan oil.
Face: Light olive (prone to burn)-Philosophy face soap, sonicare face brush once a day, Clinique toner, C Booth face cream, Keil's avocado eye cream.
Body: C Booth bath oil, and exfoliate weekly! Pedi's on the regular. Good luck...
Everything you have said makes sense. I am fairly sensitive have bad eczema. Live in ND considering moving to AZ. Hopefully skin will clear. Dry itchy reddened & ugly. Is AZ good for people with skin issues?
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