This shower gel is built on mild surfactants, which are generally gentler on the skin than strong foaming agents. It also contains fruit and berry extracts that are included to help soften the skin and make washing feel less drying, plus Lactobiotyl postbiotics, which are used in skincare to help maintain a balanced skin environment and reduce the feeling of dryness after washing. That said, the fine coconut shell particles provide mechanical exfoliation, and any exfoliation can make dry skin feel drier if you do not follow with moisturising. A practical routine is to use the gel in the shower, rinse well, and apply a body lotion while the skin is still slightly damp to help keep moisture in. If your skin feels tight or uncomfortable after use, reduce how often you use the product, or switch to a non-exfoliating cleanser on days when your skin is more sensitive. The product is a cosmetic for cleansing and care only, so it should not be expected to change the condition of your skin beyond cleansing and gentle exfoliation. If you are unsure whether exfoliation suits your skin, do a small test on one area first and stop if it does not feel right.