Use creams, soaps and moisturizers according to your skin type, because if you are allergic to a particular chemical, these creams would have an adverse effect on your skin. A dermatologist will help you to decide on the correct lotions to be used on your skin.  

• Moisturize your legs when little damp after you bathe (bathe with lukewarm water. Avoid hot water) this will help to combat the dryness.
• Oatmeal powder can be used to soothe the skin. Add 2 cups of oatmeal powder in your bathtub, or tie oatmeal powder in a handkerchief and substitute it for soap. After bath apply Aloe Vera gel to soothe and heal your skin.
• Take milk bath once in a week to nourish and soothe your skin. Add 250ml of milk powder along with 4-5 drops of almond oil in your tub. You can also soak your legs in this water. This combination will work wonders on your dry skin.
• Avoid sudden spurts in temperature, when you use a heater in winters, use humidifiers along with it, as it will help to reduce the amount of moisture loss from the skin.
• Include foods such as eggs, onions, asparagus and garlic in your diet as they are high in sulfur; that keeps the skin smooth and young.
• Hydrate your skin well by drinking enough water and by eating fresh fruits and vegetables.
• Exercise to boost your blood circulation and nourish your skin from within.