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Rhysa Phommachanh, skin care specialist at Landys Chemist, states that letting water dry off the face contributes to transepidermal water loss, accelerating dehydration and leaving skin tight, rough, and more prone to fine lines and wrinkles.
“Letting the water dry off your face “contributes to transepidermal water loss, where water evaporates from the skin into the air, accelerating dehydration and leaving the skin feeling tight, rough, a…”
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