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Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:11 pm  Quote |
Greetings from the Lower Sonoran Desert of Arizona.
I started this thread to address the specific skin care issues and solutions resulting from hot, dry, and dusty desert living conditions.
When I lived in the Seattle area my skin was hydrated and plumped all the time. After moving to AZ I could feel the moisture escaping from my skin 
Staying hydrated and out of the sun and using a good sunscreen are important but what to do when it is over 110F for over a week and all you can do is hope the air conditioning doesn't go out?
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Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:38 pm Quote |
I know what you mean about the difference between Seattle and Arizona. When I go to Arizona for spring training, I bring Avene Soothing Moisture Mask with me and use it nightly. You slather it on and leave it for maybe twenty minutes, then tissue off what hasn't sunk in. I wouldn't really call it a mask as much as a bland, non-irritating moisturizer. It helped my skin to cope with the mummifying desert air in the Southwest.
Also, I had to drink a lot more in Arizona than I usually do in Seattle. Good luck and enjoy your new hometown. You're missing another winter day of dreariness here. |
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Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:50 pm Quote |
| Flitcraft - You live in Seattle? I love Seattle. Used to live there - had my babies there. aaahhh Sigh... |
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