People from all over the world must wear a mask to protect themselves from Covid-19, but this new habit exposes your skin to discomfort, which you can easily avoid by applying some steps.

Wearing a face mask has become natural due to its importance in limiting the spread of Covid-19, but we do not know how long this precautionary measure will continue! On the other hand, these protecting masks cause unwanted side effects on the skin. These effects make wearing a mask intolerable, but the good news is that you can protect yourself from viruses while preventing the side effects that come from using a face mask.

Most jobs as well as education shifted recently to online platforms to reduce social interactions to protect people from Covid-19. Limiting these activities led to a decrease in pollution in many countries of the world due to partial closure of industrial facilities.

Masks have become a necessity in our everyday life. However, wearing a mask for long hours may leave marks on your face, skin rash and itchiness. The reason behind that is that wearing a mask increases the temperature and humidity when breathing, which in turn causes the spread of bacteria that cause skin problems and irritation.

Many women noticed that wearing a face mask, which became a necessity in our day-to-day life, causes skin irritation and a large spread of acne.

Today, face masks have become a necessary means of protection.

NIVEA Face Care has put together specialists' tips on bringing back your healthy skin! Find out more details below.

Everyone knows that facial skin differs from one to another, but it is not well known that this applies to body skin as well! So, what is the difference between normal, dry and sensitive body skin?! And how can you take care of it?

With age, skin becomes thinner and saggy and becomes more transparent and paler, and many factors play a role in this happening early, such as bad habits and exposure to direct sunlight, but the good thing is the possibility of improving the quality of the skin and delaying these signs by adding some daily steps that we present in the following info:

Covid-19 has taken over the world, with a massive impact on how much time you spend outside. Social distancing became necessary and people would stay at home more.

Do not let rough or cracked skin give off an unhealthy look and damage your hands, or your cuticles grow over your nails and spoil their glamour. All you have to do is integrate these 5 tips into your daily hand care routine.

We use our hands to fulfill all of our day-to-day needs. We use them to cook, eat, clean, wash, and write. They are one of the areas we leave exposed to weather conditions, in summer and winter. Hands are frequently subject to sanitation, to prevent the spread of disease, bacteria and viruses, most importantly, the coronavirus (Covid-19). All of this and more make our hands prone to dryness and cracked skin unless we take full care of them.

Everybody knows that certain areas of the body are getting drier than others. Dry skin can feel itchy, irritated, and rough and can make you feel uncomfortable. The most common areas of extra dry skin are: elbows, hands, ankles, knees and feet.

Dry skin is an uncomfortable condition. It causes itchiness, skin cracks and peeling in several parts of the body. Your skin might be naturally dry. But, even with oil skin you might sometimes have dry skin!

To protect yourself from coronavirus (Covid-19), you need to wash your hands regularly. But this protective measure might leave you with dry, cracked skin.

Care for your dry skin to make it smooth again.

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