Lucija Kračun, MD
Specialist of family practise
AAAMED diploma for aesthetic medicine
We say YES to the water. But how real the myth of water will keep you young we still have to explain. This is your new knowledge base to how a water can make an impact on your skin.
But how does this help? How much water does it help?
Skin is, in fact, the largest organ of the body. As the primary barrier between your body and the environment, the skin is critical in regulating body temperature and preventing dehydration by minimising water loss. It’s important to note that the skin epidermis undergoes a complete renewal process every 28 days.
Staying properly hydrated is crucial for maintaining your appearance. Make it a priority to replenish the water you lose throughout the day, and aim to drink more than you think you need. Don’t underestimate the power of hydration.
Proper hydration is crucial for maintaining the body’s overall health and ensuring optimal functionality. Your skin reflects your inner actions.
Myth or The Truth
One stubborn myth that needs to be debunked is the idea that drinking large amounts of water dramatically enhances your skin by erasing wrinkles and shrinking pores, along with other anti-aging claims.
Don’t buy it, it is NOT TRUE.
Water and health
How to recognise signs of dehydration
“Dry patches, flaking, skin tightening, itchy & dull skin”
Dewy skin
Dewy skin is fully hydrated, fresh, smooth, even looking skin that has its natural – looking glow, says Lucija Kracun, MD. To reach this level of skin glow, you have to follow steps.
Very simple – cleanse, exfoliate, hydrate, nourish.
Cleanse
Use a mild cleanser with calming ingredients, such as Refining lotion. First step it is also one of the important steps in achieving your glowy skin.
Exfoliate
Is essential for maintaining healthy skin—be gentle with your approach. Both chemical and physical methods are effective, and they serve to remove dead skin cells while promoting the growth of new ones. Prioritise exfoliation for smoother, more radiant skin. Bamboo peeling, sustainable, natural & vegan fits your skin needs sais Lucija Kracun, MD.
Do not over-exfoliate your skin. Peeling must be gentle and should be done every 2 to 3 weeks, based on your skin type. If you have dry or sensitive skin, take extra care—this is non-negotiable for maintaining your skin’s health!
Allow active ingredients to work on your skin.