CeraVe is a staple in the drugstore for good reason—the brand makes some damn good skincare products. Double board-certified dermatologist Dr. Brendan Camp, MD, FAAD, recommends CeraVe’s Hydrating Facial Cleanser for folks looking for a gentle face wash. Even though it’s not stripping, “ingredients like ceramide and hyaluronic acid are featured in this cleanser to remove dirt, product residue and dirt without disrupting the skin’s protective barrier,” he says.

As recommended by Amin, La-Roche Posay’s Toleriane cleanser has all the makings for a good face wash for dry skin: ceramides retain the skin’s natural moisture and niacinamide soothes and restores balance to the epidermis. It’s also non-foaming, so the cleanser doesn’t overly strip the skin, while still being good at removing dirt, oil, and other debris.

Youth to the People’s gentle exfoliator helps to brighten and cleanse the skin, all without overly stripping the natural oils that you want to retain. Use this just three times a week to avoid damaging your skin and making your dryness worse.

If you need the feel of a physical exfoliator to feel like you’re doing something right, then OSEA makes an excellent one that won’t put a hole in your face. Rice microparticles and a touch of chemical exfoliants offer just the right amount of exfoliation to leave your pores feeling cleared and your overall face feeling clean and refreshed.

To make sure your skin is able to absorb additional moisture from your grooming products, you’ll want to implement hyaluronic acid into your routine. This serum from SkinCeuticals “amplifies hyaluronic acid skin levels for improved hydration and reduced appearance of fine lines,” according to Camp, so that the additional products you put on top are able to do their job. Plus, this serum helps to plump skin for a more youthful appearance.

The Ordinary’s line of super-affordable skin care products have become a hit for those looking to up their skincare game without dropping loads of money. One of its most popular products is this hyaluronic acid serum, which plumps and hydrates skin even after the first application—providing even greater effects after continued use.

This deeply rich and nourishing moisturizer from CeraVe keeps in line with the brand’s use of ceramides to help keep the skin super hydrated. Despite its thick texture, it doesn’t feel greasy and helps to retain the skin’s moisture for up to 24 hours.

“Key ingredients like colloidal oatmeal and beta-glucan help maintain the integrity of the skin barrier for soft, smooth, and healthy-looking skin and reduced irritation and discomfort,” Camp says. This is a great—albeit pricey—option for someone with deeply parched skin, and a little goes a long way to help keep dryness at bay.

While its lightweight texture might have you wonder just how well this eye cream could hydrate, know this: It’s a cult favorite for a reason. The Super Multi-Corrective eye cream is smooths and depuffs around the eye, providing much-needed moisture to an area of the face that famously doesn’t get the care and attention it always wants (or needs).

For easy application, the Patrick’s ES2 lets you quickly apply your eye serum without having to dip your finger into a jar. Plus, the cooling ball applicator adds an extra boost of depuffing action, particularly great if you’d have a long night or just not enough hours of precious sleep.

This chemical sunscreen not only protects the skin from UV rays, but pulls double duty as a face moisturizer. A combo of antioxidants and hyaluronic acid help to boost whatever moisturizer you’ve already put on—and can even sub in if you find yourself out of your regular moisturizer.

EltaMD’s sunscreen is a cult favorite for being universally beloved no matter the skin type. Those with dry skin will love how hydrated their skin feels after putting this on, and because it’s a mineral sunscreen, it’s less likely to irritate skin while providing immediate sun protection.

111Skin’s Y Theorem Bio Cellulose sheet mask is packed with ingredients to make your skin more hydrated, less irritated, and generally better overall. Goodies like vitamin C, amino acids, and licorice root all come together to help the skin naturally repair itself, while calming irritation and redness for long-lasting results.

This Dr. Jart+ sheet mask requires a little more work than most—you have to manually apply the serum rather than it being pre-soaked—but the work is worth the effort. This mask is loaded with hyaluronic acid, which is pretty much the secret for hydrated, plump skin, no matter how dry you may be.