Why do dead skin cells form on the sides of my nose? Causes, home care, and dermatological treatments.

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As the weather gets drier, my skin gets drier too.

Lately, my skin has been dry, so my makeup is flaking off because of the dead skin cells around my nose.. and the dead skin cells are getting more noticeable. I'm not the only one, right?

Even though I was thorough with my basic skincare, my makeup kept getting smudged by the dead skin cells around my nose, so I didn't know what to do.

 

So today, I'll share with you everything I've discovered about the causes of dry skin around the nose, from home remedies, how to deal with makeup flaking, and even dermatological treatments! Check out these tips for managing dry skin during the seasonal transition.

1. Causes of dead skin cells on the side of the nose

Dry skin can easily lead to flaking around the nose. The cold, dry air of fall and winter, coupled with the use of heating devices, can dry out indoor environments, leading to a loss of moisture and the development of flaking.

In particular, the sebaceous glands around the nose and mouth are thin, so dead skin cells can easily form.

2. How to manage dead skin cells at home (how to remove dead skin cells)

I'll also tell you how to use home care to remove dead skin cells around your nose!

 

1) Improve your face washing habits

Washing your face is crucial for managing dead skin cells. It's recommended to use a mild cleanser that maintains the skin's slightly acidic state, and gently massaging your face along the skin's texture helps manage dead skin cells.

 

2) Use moisturizing products

Dry skin can easily lead to dead skin cells forming around the nose, so after washing your face, use a moisturizer or hydrating cream to prevent dryness. When choosing a moisturizer, it's recommended to choose one that helps restore the skin barrier and moisturize.

 

3) Use a mask pack

It is also said that using a moisturizing mask pack once or twice a week helps improve dead skin cells around the nose.

 

I was concerned about the peeling and dead skin around my nose, so I researched a few products. The Liviheal Exosome Cream and Mask Pack seemed like a good choice! They contain ingredients that help moisturize and strengthen the skin barrier, so I think they'd be helpful for dry skin.

 

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3. How to deal with dead skin cells around the nose when applying makeup

Even if you exfoliate, your makeup often ends up flaking due to dead skin cells around your nose. So, I've put together some tips to help prevent your makeup from flaking!

 

1) Use a toner pad

Using a toner pad before applying makeup can be helpful for soothing and hydrating your skin. Just be careful not to rub your face too hard, as this can actually irritate your skin.

 

2) Use a primer

Using a primer before applying base makeup also helps prevent flaking. Applying it around the nose and chin before applying foundation helps reduce the appearance of dead skin cells.

4. Dermatological management methods

If you feel like home care isn't enough to effectively manage the dead skin cells around your nose, visiting a dermatologist can be an option. However, it's important to choose the right treatment based on your individual skin condition.

 

1) Peeling

For exfoliation, consider a peeling treatment like Aqua Peel or Aladdin Peel. These treatments are said to help improve skin texture by removing sebum, dead skin cells, and impurities.

 

👉Learn more about peeling treatments for dead skin cell management

 

2) LDM

If you want minimal irritation and hydration, consider LDM. LDM may be helpful if you have dry skin with an imbalanced oil-water balance that causes makeup to easily flake off.

 

👉Learn more about LDM for non-irritating skin care

 

3) Livihill Shining

It is said that you can also receive skin booster treatments such as Liviheal Shining to replenish moisture in the skin and manage dry skin.

 

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As the seasons change, the skin barrier can break down and dead skin cells around the nose can become more severe. Moisturizing is crucial, so it's important to maintain a consistent home care routine. If necessary, consult a dermatologist and seek professional advice for treatment.

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