Water makes up 60% of the body. Not only blood and other body fluids have water as their major component, water is kept in all body tissues. Skin is a huge water storage, yet it is getting dry, itchy and flaky. Replenishing water by drinking more liquids is beneficial, but doesn't guarantee smooth and tough skin.
Moisture balance is controlled by chemical reactions in tissues, and isn't immediately related to the quantity of water you drink.
If we could apply water topically, it wouldn't help much either. When water level in the skin drops by ten percent, the skin dries, itchy and flaky.
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As we get older, skin's protection mechanism slows down and skin dries.
Oils, mucopolysaccharides, and trans-acids are generally used in cosmetics to stop water loss.
Look for creams with the above ingredients to keep your skin in its best condition and defy ageing.
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