Dry patches around my nose?

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Niamh S.

Feb 16, 2015

Niamh S.

Around my nose is really dry, the rest of my face is alright though. I have used many different moisturisers but they don't help! Any ideas on how to get rid of them? Thank you!

Sav L.

Feb 16, 2015

Sav L.

I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE. I tried Vaseline I'm seeing how it worked in a bit.

Jacob V.

Feb 16, 2015

Jacob V.

I use to have that problem, carefully exfoliating around my nose worked for me after a couple of weeks. After exfoliating, I always applied a moisturizer with an SPF of at least 30.
If you've tried that already or it just simply doesn't work for you, you may consider seeing a dermatologist depending on what all you have unsuccessfully tried.

Gabby M.

Feb 16, 2015

Gabby M.

Same here! I just add a bit of extra moisturizer there or in any other dry spots :)

Mercedes G.

Feb 16, 2015

Mercedes G.

Have you tried using an oil? My skin is really dry but either jojoba or argan makes it feel really moisturized

Alma M.

Feb 16, 2015

Alma M.

What really helps is Indie Lee Squalane facial oil this stuff is amazing and not greasy at all then top it off with Indie Lee CoQ-10 toner, it's alcohol free and balance skin ph balance, hydrates and it's for normal to dry skin. This combo has taken away my horrid dry patches with ease I can't stress enough how good this combo is. :)

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