Not all flakiness is from dryness.

Posted By: Misha on 2007-06-30
In Reply to: Since when does humidity cut down on the dry skin? - Vickie

Are you sure it's not seborrhea?

If your skin is dry, just visit someplace like Colorado or Arizona or Wisconsin in the winter to see the huge difference humidity makes.

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Is it HOT where you are?? - mtmomof3
- I'm in San Francisco - 63 degrees, sunny, light wind. nm - Awesome weather - not the usual "June Gloom"
- Perfect Day - AnnieM!AnnieM!
- Yes, it is hot in Miami and sadly quite - humid too.
  - *humid* in Florida is putting it VERY mildly....LOL - it's teeming in Ft. Lauderdale for days!!! nm
- Nada for lower NY state. Only in low 70s, cool & dry today. Woke up at 50! nm - Most weird summer here! NM
  - That would be sooo nice. - Nice
- Yes, it is hot and I am in Florida - Eileen
- HOT - nana
  - Seriously, if you enjoy humidity, - Misha
  - Since when does humidity cut down on the dry skin? - Vickie
    - Not all flakiness is from dryness. - Misha
- Maybe if you start a fire in your - Maybe

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