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• Your skin type. If your facial skin is dry, the rest of you probably is too. Same for oily. Dry skin requires added moisture; oilier skin may need help retaining its moisture, especially in winter.
  
  
• Your bathing habits. If you bathe or shower more than once a day-say, after a workout in addition to your a.m. shower-you're probably robbing your skin of moisture.
  
  
• Your exercise routine. If you regularly work up a sweat without replenishing your body's water supply, your skin (and your whole system) will feel that water loss.
  
  
  
• The season, the climate. The obvious: in winter or in a dry climate, you're drier than you'd be in the tropics or during a humid stretch in mid-July.
  

• Minimal moisturizing needs? A simple bath oil locks in your body's moisture but won't oversaturate skin. Think of Avon's SKIN-SO-SOFT Bath Oil in your bath, or to sleek over wet skin after a shower. Try the new SKIN-SO-SOFT Light & Lush formula, which combines lightweight moisturization with a fresh citrus scent.
  
  
• Skin's feeling dry? Add moisture with Avon's SKIN-SO-SOFT Hand and Body Lotion, while skin is damp from the bath or shower. Let skin dry without toweling to allow moisture to absorb.
  
  
• Truly parched? You're a candidate for Avon's MOISTURE THERAPY Extra Strength Cream for extremely dry skin or MOISTURE THERAPY Intensive Body Lotion, great for instant hydration. Again, these are most effective when applied to wet skin, no toweling off afterwards.