Description
Just as we moisturize our face daily to keep our skin supple and hydrated, our bodies need a bit of moisturizing. The skin on our bodies is every bit as exposed to the elements as our faces. The sun, environmental factors, sweat, hot showers, central heating and cold snaps can all leave the skin dry and irritated. Moisturizing skin regularly can help soothe prickly, uncomfortable, rough or bumpy skin.
While it is a pretty simple step in your body care routine, how to use body lotion is a skill that elevates your post-shower body care routine. Read on to discover tricks on how to use body lotion for the best results that will leave you with silky soft, comforted skin.
Benefits of Shea Butter:
- Shea butter is an emollient that helps skin retain moisture and feel soft and smooth
- Shea butter can help balance out the skin’s oil production, making it a good moisturizer for acne-prone skin.
- Shea butter’s fatty acids improve the skin’s natural barrier, protecting it from pollutants and other environmental damage.
The best time to apply body lotion is after a shower, while your skin is still damp.
Moisturizing: Body lotion can help replenish moisture lost from bathing or shaving. It can also help treat dryness, especially on rough areas like the knees and elbows.
Supporting the skin barrier: Body lotion can help restore the skin’s natural defenses and keep the skin’s microbiome balanced. This can help protect the skin from external irritants and pollutants.
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