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Crepey Skin on the Body: Why It Happens & How to Restore Softness

Crepey skin on the body often shows up as skin that looks thin, finely wrinkled, or paper-like—most commonly on the arms, legs, neck, and chest. While it’s often associated with aging, crepey texture is frequently the result of dehydration, moisture loss, and a weakened skin barrier rather than time alone.

When skin lacks sufficient water and oil, it loses its ability to stay supple. Over time, dryness and repeated exposure to harsh soaps, hot water, or environmental stressors can make skin appear fragile and crepey.

What Contributes to Crepey Skin

  • Moisture loss and dehydration
  • Hot showers or frequent washing
  • Lightweight lotions that don’t seal in hydration
  • Dry or cold climates
  • Inconsistent moisturizing

The key to improving crepey texture isn’t aggressive treatments—it’s consistent nourishment and moisture retention.

The Shea Radiance Approach

Our PURE Everyday Essentials philosophy focuses on restoring comfort and softness through:

  • Gentle, non-stripping cleansing
  • Barrier-supporting ingredients
  • Moisture layering for long-lasting hydration

Recommended Daily Ritual

Step 1: Cleanse

African Black Soap Body Wash with Colloidal Oats

  • Gently cleanses without stripping
  • Helps comfort dry skin

Step 2: Hydrate

Nourishing Body Cream

  • Adds lightweight hydration
  • Helps smooth rough texture

Step 3: Seal

Whipped Body Butter

  • Locks in moisture
  • Softens crepey-feeling areas

With consistent care, skin can feel smoother, more cushioned, and more resilient.

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