Hallo
i've got super dry skin on my face and body.
For nightly cleansing:
In summer i use: Life Brand foaming facial cloths - it's not as foamy/drying as Dove. If you can't find Life Brand (it's a Canadian Shoppers' Drug Mart thing) then Dove for Sensitive Skin should be ok.
In winter i use: Dove sensitive skin non-foaming cream cleanser. i used to use an excellent cream cleanser from the health-food store, but it went out of business. Dove is the next best cheap alternative, but i'm sure there are better ones out there. i always wash it off w/ a cloth.
After cleansing, i use pure Rosewater to get the residue off of my face, and to get it a bit hydrated. Even better is mixing a wee bit of Vegetable Glycerin (see health-food store) with a lot of Rosewater, for even better hydration. i get my rosewater from Persian food stores, but health-food stores would have it also. Please note i'm not talking about Glycerin Soap... but the Liquid Emollient (well, it's a humectant really).
For moisture - i must use 100% Shea Butter (ideally not the kind that's white = overprocessed). i used to use pure Emu oil before, but the last bottle i got smelled funky - so i've been using the shea for over 1yr now. For the Shea Butter, a bit the size of your thumbnail, emulsified between your palms, should be more than enough for your facial skin. If you have large pores (which i doubt, if you have dry skin) then you may have to be a little bit careful about shea as it may get into your pores. Check it out to see how much is good for you. i thoroughly swear by the stuff. The first time you use it you may get a couple of teeny clogged pores, but really, it's nothing and it goes away.... i think it's also your skin getting used to a new product.
For the body: an excellent soap/body wash is Dove Unscented (Sensitive Skin) body wash. It's fabulous and moisturizing and you can shave w/ it too. i've tried many many other body washes and soaps, and this Dove Sensitive skin one is the best.
For bodycream: funnily enough, i really really like the Simply Basics NUT Butter from Walmart. It's an excellent product. If that's out, i'll go to Life Brand nut & honey butter. i haven't tried Body Shop Nut Butters - seems to expensive for me, but it might be good. Shea butter's also good on the body. i live in Canada so Winter is insane and drying here... sometimes Glycerin will be the only option... the only negative is that it will draw cold humid air to your body, so you'll feel a fraction colder than you normally would, but you'll be moisturized.
One note about Glycerin, very little goes a very long way - about 2 teaspoons would take care of your entire body. It feels a bit weird at first, then it soaks into your skin.
Hope this has been helpful
and I am very particular about things like this so I noticed right away), which may perhaps be due to my overall dryness (?) since I don't usually have this problem. 
