hydrating – Face by Stace

Foods for Dehydrated Skin vs Foods for Dry Skin

Infographic: Foods for Dehydrated Skin—lacks water, feels tight, fine lines; water bottle, cucumber slices, watermelon, berries, citrus fruits, leafy greens, broccoli, antioxidants, vitamin C, and improve moisture barrier. Foods for Dry Skin—lacks oil/sebum, flaky, rough patches; avocado, fatty fish, nuts and seeds, olive oil, flaxseeds, egg yolk, healthy fats and oils, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin E, restore skin’s oil barrier, and lock in moisture. Hydrate your skin from the inside out.

Dry skin and dehydrated skin may look similar on the surface, but they need completely different nutritional support. Dry skin lacks oil, while dehydrated skin lacks water — meaning the foods that help each condition work in very different ways. Understanding the difference helps you nourish the skin from the inside out and support long‑termContinue reading “Foods for Dehydrated Skin vs Foods for Dry Skin”

The Breakdown on Dehydrated Skin

Dehydrated skin is one of the most misunderstood skin concerns. It isn’t a skin type — it’s a temporary or ongoing condition that happens when the skin lacks water. Any skin type can become dehydrated: oily, normal or dry. When the skin doesn’t have enough moisture, everything from texture to tone to comfort changes. DehydratedContinue reading “The Breakdown on Dehydrated Skin”

How I Became the “Dehydrated Skin Girl”

Woman holding sign reading “THE DEHYDRATED SKIN GIRL” beside skincare products

When I made my first television appearance, which began with a popular blog post on Face by Stace in 2010 Dehydrated Skin vs. Dry Skin, I wasn’t talking about trends, makeup looks or client transformations on T.V. — I was talking about dehydrated skin. It was an unusual topic for TV at the time butContinue reading “How I Became the “Dehydrated Skin Girl””

Butternut Squash Hydrating Balm

A deeply moisturizing balm that softens dry cheeks, elbows and cuticles. Ingredients 2 tbsp roasted butternut squash purée 1 tbsp shea butter (cold-pressed) 1 tsp jojoba oil 3 drops vitamin E oil Instructions Blend squash purée until silky. Melt shea butter gently and stir in jojoba and vitamin E. Combine with squash and whisk untilContinue reading “Butternut Squash Hydrating Balm”

Parsnip Hydrating & Comfort Toner

A gentle, moisture‑restoring toner that calms irritation and supports the barrier. Description This toner is soft, herbal, and perfect for dry or reactive skin. Parsnip water hydrates while chamomile calms and glycerin softens. Ideal for post‑cleansing comfort. Beauty Benefits Natural humectants — draw moisture into the skin. Anti‑inflammatory compounds — reduce redness. Chamomile — calmsContinue reading “Parsnip Hydrating & Comfort Toner”

Parsnip Scalp‑Soothing Treatment

A calming, hydrating treatment for dry, itchy, or irritated scalps. Description This treatment is creamy and cooling. Parsnip hydrates while aloe and oils soothe irritation and reduce flaking. Beauty Benefits Anti‑inflammatory compounds — calm irritation. Starches — help retain moisture at the scalp. Aloe — hydrates and soothes. Coconut oil — reduces dryness. Warm applicationContinue reading “Parsnip Scalp‑Soothing Treatment”