Dry patches on face

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Hey guys and gals. I haven't been here in 10 months and that's probably a good thing I guess ;)

For maybe a year or more I have had dry patches on my face. I honestly didn't care that much otherwise I would have posted it before.

But I realize there must be a way to get rid of them? Why do I have them anyway?

The patches always happen on the sides of my nose. The bridge area between my eyebrows, my forehead, and the area to the left/right of my eyebrows. Sometimes small patches on my cheek or something.

I thought it might be because of taking hot showers. But my showers have been quite cool for the past few months.

I tried not showering or not letting my face get wet for 2-3 days. I didn't really notice a difference.

Usually before work I wipe my face with a cool cloth. After a few minutes my face drys and it gets a little patchy again. I wipe it again with a cold cloth and you won't notice any dry skin on my face all day.

So I am not sure what it is. It doesn't really stand out that much.

I don't use anything creams on my face or acne products or anything ( I have no acne ). No moisturizers or anything.

any help would be nice.
 
I am learning that I must use a moisturizer. Just place one drop on each area. You also need to use a mild exfolient before the moisturizer of course. Try that for awhile and let me know...Sincerely, searchin
 
any recommendations? I am a guy I have never used any of those products.

All I read was that you don't use any moisturizer with oil because that would give you acne. (wonders why they make those in the first place)
 
Try moisturizing your face with "Jojoba Oil" 100% pure, found at some health stores.

Jojoba Oil is not really an oil, it is a light wax closer to what the face produces naturally.

"One drop" of Jojoba on a wet hand, rub wet hanRAB together, spread over face, let dry.Jojoba oil does not clog pores.

I have been using Jojoba for about 2 weeks, I have Rosacea and need to use a moisturizer under the Rosacea medication. So far so good, no dry patches, no oily face.
 
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