Change your skincare routine this fall.

Any changes in weather, such as seasons, temperature, and humidity, affect the skin.

From summer to autumn, the weather changes noticeably, and what you need to do is help your skin adapt to these external influences. Listen to the subtle changes in your skin and help it avoid dryness and breakouts during the beautiful autumn season.

1. Change your facial cleanser.

During the summer months, gel and foaming cleansers are effective cleansing products, but they can dry out the skin as ambient temperatures drop (causing the skin to produce less oil). You should switch to a sulfate-free, non-drying gel cleanser in the morning, and add a moisturizing cream cleanser at night. The gel cleanser will help deeply cleanse pores, while the cream cleanser will remove any remaining makeup trapped in the pores.

2. Add toner.

Toner is often overlooked in daily skincare routines. If you haven't been using it, now is the perfect time to start. A little alcohol-free toner is the perfect way to provide much-needed hydration to your skin during the fall. After using toner, immediately apply moisturizer or serum while your skin is still damp so that the active ingredients can easily penetrate deep into the skin.

3. Change your moisturizer.

Lightweight moisturizers are suitable for almost all skin types in the summer, but as the weather cools down, you need to choose a richer moisturizer to prevent moisture loss. If you're currently using a gel moisturizer, you should consider switching to an oil-free lotion.

4. Continue using sunscreen.

We often assume that when the outside temperature is cool, the sun's rays are less harmful to the skin. However, what few people know is that a large amount of harmful UV rays are still produced in both autumn and spring.

While UVB rays, which cause tanning, aren't as strong in the fall, UVA rays, which cause skin cancer and premature wrinkles, are much more prevalent. Generally, sun protection is necessary year-round, so you should still apply sunscreen to your face, neck, and décolleté when going outside.

5. Increase retinol intake.

Incorporating retinol products into your skincare routine this fall will help your skin regain its radiance. Retinol serums are effective in significantly reducing sun-induced dark spots and wrinkles.

6. Improve your skin with exfoliation.

Skin discoloration is caused by various factors such as temperature, pool water, and sunlight. Exfoliation removes dead skin cells, promotes the formation of new cells, and makes the skin brighter and smoother. Exfoliation also helps reduce acne because it removes the oil traps created by old cells.

7. Change your face mask.

Gel masks are suitable for boosting skin hydration, especially beneficial for oily skin as they replenish moisture without stimulating oil production. However, if you feel your skin is dry, you should switch to a cream-based mask. The oil components in the cream provide deep hydration, helping to improve dry skin.

According to Alobacsi.vn