5 beneficial tips to
uplift your skin care routine for fall

It’s time to intensify your fall skin care regimen!

There are many reasons to be happy about the approaching fall season, but as summer gives way to fall and the weather alters, so does the way our skin responds to the declining temperatures.

Summertime humidity levels are frequently higher due to warm weather, which helps moisture stay in the skin and preserves its barrier.

Autumn is known for its first colder days which causes the radiator to run more often, which increases the amount of dry air inside.

Optimize your fall skin care routine with these 5 beneficial tips - for that ever hydrated, glowy and healthy skin!

TIP 1

Go for a thicker moisturizer

Regarding your moisturizer in the summer, less is more. This to ensure that your skin can stay dewy and glowing during the hottest season of the year.

As fall approaches, it's time to switch to a rich face cream that not only provides moisture but also serves as a shield between your skin and the surrounding environment.

TIP 2

Use a lip balm and add eye cream

In the cooler months, if these two weren't already a part of your skincare routine, they should be. Adding these products, like switching to a heavier moisturizer, hydrates your lips and the skin around your eyes.

Your eyes' sensitive skin is the first to see the effects of the passing seasons, which can appear as puffiness or fine lines. Applying a small layer of eye cream or gel before
night works like magic.

Having chapped lips is a skin-related symptom that many people encounter as the seasons change. By taking care of your lips sooner rather than later, you can avoid having dry, cracked lips.

Apply lip balm all day long while keeping one in your pocket or handbag. On cool, dry, windy fall days, this will be useful.

TIP 3

Don’t use exfoliants and retinoids as frequently

AHAs and BHAs, which are exfoliating chemicals, can be harsh on the skin. Despite their many advantages, they can also make the skin more sensitive, irritated, and red.

It could be wise to cut back on the use of chemical exfoliators and other potent active ingredients during the fall when the skin is already going through a lot of changes.

Give your skin a vacation from "aggressive" treatments this season and concentrate on hydrating and safeguarding instead.

You can keep using a mild exfoliant 1-2 times per week but be careful not to overdo it.

TIP 4

Add vitamin C to your regimen

Dark skin and uneven skin tone are two summer skin damage issues that vitamin C helps to treat.

Incorporating a vitamin C-rich formula protects skin from free radical environmental damage and treats fine lines and wrinkles as well as the appearance of sun-stressed skin.

It promotes collagen development and gives you a brighter complexion throughout the winter months.

TIP 5

Add a humidifier into the mix

Many dermatologists recommend buying a humidifier to increase indoor humidity during the fall and winter in addition to your regular skincare routine.

Humidifiers contribute moisture to the air, and your skin continually interacts with the air. The more moisture there is in the air, the more moisture it will transfer to your skin.

Besides everything mentioned above, we must not forget to hydrate our bodies from within too. 

Remember to continue drinking the recommended amount of water each day.