How to Transition Your Skincare Routine From Winter to Spring
For those that suffer from acne, dehydration, tight skin, and the redness of atopic skin, these conditions can make life difficult. All of these things can be exacerbated by stress and anxiety, which has not been helped by the effects of the pandemic. That's why having a proper Winter skincare routine is crucial to protecting your skin come the Spring. How to implement the best skin care? Take a look:
Double up your facial cleansing routine for freshness and cleanliness.
During the winter, the skin is affected by the cold, dry air. Without an effective skincare cleaning routine, it can accumulate sebum and dead cells, causing rough and dull skin. To counteract this and promote a smooth and fresh complexion, you should include a facial cleansing twice a day in your Winter to Spring skincare routine.
Exfoliating every two weeks will improve and lighten your skin!
Exfoliating the skin is one of the most effective things you can do to achieve a complexion without impurities. The sun and pollution make skin exfoliators necessary, to avoid the risk of your skin appearing dull and tired through a buildup of dust and debris. Exfoliation offers great benefits because, in addition to removing dead cells — it helps in getting rid of marks on the skin and keeps it oxygenated. It also improves its texture, leaving it soft and supple; in addition, it allows skincare treatment products to penetrate better and fulfill their function more efficiently.
Always use sunscreen protection no matter the time of the year.
You should always protect the skin from the sun's rays. Especially in Winter or Spring, when the skin has not had natural light for weeks, it is even more essential to take extreme precautions against UV damage with a good sunscreen containing SPF of 30 or more!
I hope the above tips help you to get a proper skincare routine in place, not only for transitioning into a new beauty routine but also for forever! I hope you enjoyed this guide to the fullest, and for any other advice, reach out to me or discover my other blogs.
