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Fall Skincare Tips: Dermatologist Approved


With the transition of summer to fall, we also need to transition our skincare routine as hot, humid weather is replaced by drier, cooler air. Our skin reacts to temperature changes in the humidity, and hot summer weather helps our skin to retain moisture. With the drier air and the use of indoor heating, our skin can lose moisture quickly, causing dryness, irritation, and sensitivity.

Changing up your skincare routine for the fall is not just trendy; it is crucial to maintain happy, healthy skin all year long. Here are some things you can tweak in your skincare regimen to protect against drier air and cooler temps.

  1. Use a thicker moisturizer - you should switch to a thicker moisturizer to compensate for the environmental changes. Using a thicker moisturizer at night will help your skin to retain moisture during fall and winter.
  2. Use eye cream and lip moisturizer - if eye cream and lip moisturizer are not part of your skincare routine already, they should be during cooler months. Using eye creams and lip moisturizers will help with the weather transition.
  3. Continue to use sunscreen - this is one of the most important things you can do to protect your skin, and you should not stop using sunscreen in cooler months. Sunscreen should be used regularly all year long to reduce the effects of UV radiation
  4. Add vitamin C to your skincare routine - vitamin C is known to help even out skin pigmentation and also helps boost collagen production for a brighter complexion. Vitamin C can also help to block some UV rays in addition to your sunscreen.
  5. Hydrate with collagen, elastin, or aloe – The transition from summer to fall can leave skin feeling overly sensitive, especially for people with eczema or psoriasis. Coating your skin with cold-processed aloe, elastin, and collagen can aid in the recovery process. Protect your skin with creams, essential oils, and serums to combat the onset of cooler, drier weather.
Ask the experienced aestheticians at The Woodhouse Day Spa in The Woodlands about the best type of facial for your skin type.

The Woodhouse Day Spa is your one-stop for healing skin care and facials with quality organic ingredients. Experience a whole body transformation with massage therapy and top your day off with a pedicure for head-to-toe rejuvenation. Contact us with any questions on maintaining healthy skin during any season.
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