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Thank you so much. I found that the water changed the managibility of my hair, also. My curl pattern changed became rougher and my hair became dry and began to shed alot. Began to use Keratin products which helped a lot.
I will be sure to look into the  soap.

Thank you ladies I will definitely keep this in mind

Hello,

Interesting and thank you for sharing. My pale soft skin suffered the opposite. Used to a high humidity with the air usually moist my skin with occasional outbreaks, in Jordan my skin was clear but extremely dry. To ensure it stayed moist and clean I warmed the drinking water, wetting my face with this, and then washed my face with a non-foaming creamy cleanser (no soap) and used a soft moist cloth to wipe away the excess. Whilst my skin was still moist I applied a cold cream and massaged this in and again wiped my face with the rinsed warm soft cloth. Next to moisturize. I first added oil to my skin (rose, argon, etc.) then after 5 mins I applied a rich moisturizer. This improved the texture and dryness of my skin. I also drank plenty of room-temperature water. Throughout the day I spritzed my face. I also made the most of scarves and hats when outdoors. I think the moisture in my body's skin has never returned properly. It is a harsh climate that takes adjusting to.

Dear Sunset03,

I am sorry to hear it. How can I help you?

Nothing to do except to keep replenishing. But thank you,

That's the pain we go through with sensitive skin. And changing environments.   But thank God we have learnt to help our selves out