," says Shari Marchbein, a board-certified dermatologist and clinical assistant professor of dermatology at NYU School of Medicine. "The excessive washing strips the skin of healthy fats and oils known as sebum, and that dehydrates the skin and causes eczema."and dysfunction or deficiency in the necessary healthy fats in the top layer of the skin, says Marchbein.
"Those with extremely dry skin from over-washing, under-moisturizing, or genetic predisposition can develop eczema," she says. "Since the protective lipid layer is responsible for keeping moisture in and bacteria and irritants out, dry skin often presents with redness, flaking, itching, and even painful cracks that can leave us susceptible to infections. Any break in the skin can do this."is a small price to pay for a crucial health and safety measure.
If you'd like to curb dryness and eczema in addition to practicing good hygiene, Zeichner suggests moisturizing hands throughout the day. "I stick to a petrolatum-based moisturizer to form a protective, but breathable seal over the skin. I'm usingMarchbein also recommends
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