Dry skin on face?

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MsSki

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I have the same problem and I the only thing i found is every night before i go to bed I scrub my face very well and use a good non greasy cream( nutragena Sp?), And lots of water during the day, It has been the only thing that has helped me and I also have the dry skin by my hair line now it isnt to bad tho at first i thought it was from the PG juice then i switched to VG and no change so now i just have to just scrub :)
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In the first few weeks after I quit smoking and started vaping, my face was so dry that my skin got very flaky (especially near my eyes). I drank tons of water and didn't feel dehydrated, but I peeled as if I'd had a bad sunburn on my face or something. It was weird and I still have no idea if it was some early adjustment to PG or just another part of the bizarre changes your body goes through when you quit smoking.
 

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your pores on your face are cleaning them selves out, This is not a symptom of vaping but rather not smoking.

A lot of people have dryness or break out around the forhead and or on the sides of the nose or cheeks.

I experienced all 3 my self and while it does suck you just have to cope with it for a few months until it subsides.

As someone suggested earlier scrub your face once or twice a day to keep oils from building up and causing you to break out. This will also help clear away dead skin that builds up due to the bodies regeneration cycle after you quit.

Good luck to you.
 
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