Why does the skin feel dry in Hong Kong or Macau?

In Hong Kong and Macao, the skin feels dry, which may be caused by acclimatization. How does the skin feel dry?

First: the skin is short of water. Many people's first reaction is to drink more water, but simply drinking at least eight glasses of water every day to keep the skin moist and prevent the skin from drying seems to fail to achieve our expected effect. The best way to let moisture into the skin is to soak the skin in warm water. You don't need to take a bath every day. Try to use water with a lower temperature. You can add your favorite essential oil to help your skin moisturize in water. Be sure to apply skin care lotion after bathing to keep your skin hydrated.

Second: pay attention to skin care and moisturizing. Actually, there is no better emulsion than vaseline or mineral oil. In fact, as long as you don't mind, almost all kinds of vegetable oils can be used to resist dry skin and itchy skin. These are safe and effective skin lubricants, and they are also very cheap. But their disadvantage is that they easily make the skin greasy. There are all kinds of body lotions on the market, not necessarily which one will suit your skin, and not necessarily a good product will have a great effect on your skin.

Third: If you want your skin to be less dry, you should abandon soap completely. Most soaps contain concentrated alkali, which will thoroughly clean the dirt on the skin, but it will bring great stimulation to dry skin. However, there is a kind of soap with high fat content on the market now. Generally, these soaps are made with fatty substances, such as cold cream, coconut milk and lanolin. This kind of soap is mild for dry skin, and some can improve the skin condition, but it is recommended that you use it with caution.