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Others still can be blamed on skin conditions like dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis. Without lipids or sebum, dry skin cannot stay lubricated, leading to the skin barrier becoming compromised. Not enough liquid in your diet can lead to dehydrated skin. An unhealthy diet can also lead to dehydrated skin.
Stress levels impact the skin barrier and immune system and, for some, can even trigger flare-ups of contact dermatitis, psoriasis or eczema. These tiny glands are found alongside hair follicles and emit oily sebum to keep skin hydrated naturally. Plus, a healthy diet is good for skin health in general.
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Stress levels impact the skin barrier and immune system and, for some, can even trigger flare-ups of contact dermatitis, psoriasis or eczema. These tiny glands are found alongside hair follicles and emit oily sebum to keep skin hydrated naturally. Plus, a healthy diet is good for skin health in general.
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