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When the weather starts to get cooler, it’s time to transition to fall skin care routine. Your skin reacts to the elements, so you’ll need to change things up. Here are five things you can do to keep your skin looking its best year-round.
The harsh summer rays of the sun may be fading, but your skin is still vulnerable to UV damage. You may tan as well as you do in the summer, but the UVA rays that are responsible for skin cancer are still prevalent in the fall. Use SPF protection on your face, neck and exposed skin to prevent lasting damage.
The air is dryer in the fall. You might need to add a hydrating cream to your fall skin care routine. Adding pure hyaluronic acid can improve hydration and make skin appear more luminous. Use your moisturizer in the morning and at night to keep your skin hydrated.
A self-tanner maintains your bronzed look all year long. Instead of worrying about exposing your skin to the sun’s rays, you can keep your summer golden glow with a self-tanner.
Use a cream facemask to help your skin stay hydrated during the fall months. An overnight face mask gets left on your skin all night long. Use after a serum and your eye cream. In the morning, wake up to radiant skin.
During the humid months of summer, the last thing you want to do is use a facial oil. Now that the air is dryer, your skin may need added oil. Timeless C E Ferulic Serum evens out your skin tone and builds collagen to erase wrinkles and improve youthfulness.
Keep reading our blog for more skin care tips for fall and every season.
Mom always said to take your vitamins, and it turns out one of the best vitamins, not just for your overall health but specifically for stress, energy levels, and calm, clear skin is Vitamin B5!
There are actually 8 types of Vitamin B, all of which are water soluble and help convert the food you eat into energy.
There are so many fun pairings in life, a chilled glass of crisp rosé with a fresh green salad, high waisted jeans with a colorful midriff top, a smoky eye with a neutral lip. But when it comes to skincare, the risk of layering or pairing the wrong ingredients together can leave lasting, skin-deep effects. Breakouts, rashes, redness and excessive peeling and flaking are just some of the pitfalls of bad pairings!
With the growing number of concentrated, active ingredient products on the market, it’s a good idea to know which products work best together, and which to avoid. Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin C are some of the most popular skincare ingredients on the market right now. But should we be using them together, and if so, how should we layer HA and Vitamin C?
