Dry & Dehydrated Skin

Hydrate. Replenish. Restore.

Does your skin feel tight, dry, rough or uncomfortable, even after applying moisturiser? Or perhaps it looks dull, fine lines suddenly seem more noticeable, and your makeup just doesn't sit the way it used to.

Dry and dehydrated skin can happen at any age, but changes in our skin as we mature can make maintaining moisture and a healthy skin barrier even more important.

The Goodbye Wrinkles Dry & Dehydrated Skin Routine combines gentle cleansing, intensive hydration, regenerative skincare and barrier support to help restore softer, smoother, plumper and more comfortable-looking skin.

You may notice

• Skin feeling tight after cleansing
• Dry, rough or flaky patches
• Fine dehydration lines
• Dull or tired-looking skin
• Increased sensitivity
• Makeup looking patchy or settling into lines
• Skin that feels dry even after moisturising
• Loss of softness and suppleness
• A complexion that looks less plump and radiant

Dry Skin or Dehydrated Skin — What's the Difference?

Dry skin lacks natural oils and lipids, while dehydrated skin lacks water. You can experience either — or both at the same time.

When skin loses moisture, it can look dull, feel tight and make fine lines appear more noticeable.

That's why the answer isn't simply a heavier moisturizer. Skin needs hydration, nourishment and barrier support to help keep moisture where it belongs.

Your Recommended Routine

Your Recommended Routine

1. CLEANSE — Hydrating Ceramide Cleanser

A gentle daily cleanser designed to remove impurities without leaving dry skin feeling tight or stripped.

How to use:
Use morning and evening on damp skin. Massage gently, then rinse with lukewarm water.

Why use it:
Dry skin needs a cleanser that cleans without taking away too much of its natural comfort and moisture.

The Science:
Ceramides are naturally found in the skin barrier. They help support its structure and reduce moisture loss, making them particularly beneficial for dry skin.

2. DOUBLE CLEANSE — Makeup Melting Balm

Gently melts away makeup, sunscreen and daily build-up without unnecessary rubbing.

How to use:
Use in the evening before your Ceramide Cleanser. Massage onto dry skin, then rinse and follow with your cleanser.

Why use it:
Removing makeup and SPF shouldn't mean scrubbing or repeatedly cleansing already-dry skin. A balm helps make this first step gentle and effortless.

The Science:
Oil-based ingredients dissolve oil-based products such as makeup and sunscreen, helping lift them from the skin so they can be rinsed away more easily.

3. REGENERATE — PDRN Regenerative Serum

A restorative serum designed to support healthier, more resilient-looking skin while giving depleted skin an extra layer of care.

How to use:
Apply a few drops to clean, dry skin morning and/or evening. Follow with moisturiser.

Why use it:
When mature skin looks tired, depleted or lacking its usual bounce, this adds a targeted treatment step beyond basic moisturisation.

The Science:
PDRN, or polydeoxyribonucleotide, is a DNA-derived ingredient studied for its role in tissue repair and regenerative processes. In skincare, it is used to support the skin's natural renewal and recovery processes.

4. TARGET — Collagen Eye Lift Serum

A targeted treatment for the delicate eye area, helping support hydrated, smoother and firmer-looking skin.

How to use:
Apply a small amount around the eyes morning and evening. Gently tap in with your ring finger.

Why use it:
The eye area is often one of the first places where dryness and fine lines become noticeable. Extra hydration helps keep it looking smoother and fresher.

The Science:
The skin around the eyes is thinner and has fewer oil glands, making it more prone to moisture loss. Hydration temporarily plumps the outer layers of skin, helping fine dehydration lines appear softer.

5. MOISTURISE — Probiotic Bifida Biome Barrier Cream

A rich, barrier-supporting moisturiser designed to replenish moisture and leave dry skin feeling soft, nourished and comfortable.

How to use:
Apply to the face and neck morning and evening as the final step. Apply a little more whenever your skin feels particularly dry.

Why use it:
Adding moisture is only half the job — helping your skin hold onto it is just as important. This final step helps seal in hydration and support the skin barrier.

The Science:
Moisturisers combine ingredients that attract water, soften the skin and help slow moisture loss. Barrier-supporting lipids help strengthen the skin's protective outer layer.

Don't forget SPF

How to use:
Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every morning as the final step of your skincare routine.

Why use it:
You can have the most carefully designed anti-ageing routine, but daily UV exposure can continue contributing to visible skin ageing. SPF helps protect the work you're putting into your skin.

The Science:
UVA and UVB radiation can damage skin cells, contribute to collagen and elastin breakdown, and increase pigmentation and other signs of photoageing. Broad-spectrum sunscreen helps reduce the amount of UV radiation reaching the skin.

Your skin goals

INTENSE HYDRATION • PLUMPER-LOOKING SKIN • SOFTER TEXTURE • SMOOTHER DEHYDRATION LINES • STRONGER SKIN BARRIER • HEALTHY GLOW

Mature Skin Needs More Than Moisture

As we mature, changes in oil production, skin renewal and the skin barrier can make it easier for moisture to escape.

That's why this routine doesn't rely on one product alone. Each step has a purpose — cleanse gently, remove dull surface build-up, treat, target delicate areas and protect the skin barrier.

Together, these steps help support skin that feels more hydrated and comfortable while improving the appearance of dullness, uneven texture and visible signs of ageing.

Give Thirsty Skin What It's Been Asking For

Restore the feeling of soft, supple, comfortable skin with a routine specifically selected for dryness and dehydration.

SHOP DRY & DEHYDRATED SKIN →

Individual results vary. Introduce new active skincare gradually and discontinue use if irritation occurs.