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Health Tip: Why Is My Aging Skin So Dry?
By HealthCast on April 26, 2012

As the typical person ages, the skin looses its plump, smooth appearance. Ever wonder why?
The Cleveland Clinic offers these potential explanations:
- Not drinking enough.
- Sun exposure.
- Being in dry air.
- Smoking.
- Increasing stress.
- Less active oil and sweat glands.
- Taking medication that dries the skin.
Source: HealthDay