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Summer can be a wonderful time for your skin. The warm, sunny days allow you to bare your body to the fresh air and acquire that beautiful sun-kissed glow. However, hot weather and typical summer activities can also leave you with dry, irritated skin that feels uncomfortable and looks damaged.
What Causes Dry Skin During the Summer?
If you live in an area where summers are hot and dry, the baking air can suck moisture right out of your skin. Even in more humid climates, more time spent outside or in air-conditioned buildings can lead to dehydration and irritation.
Some common causes of dry summer skin include:
Treat Your Skin Right
During the warmer months, skin hydration products are a must-have for your beauty regimen. Full body moisturizing sprays are perfect for the summer, as they can easily be applied to legs, arms, backs, and other body parts that often take the brunt of the sun. At Timeless, we offer our Hyaluronic Acid Matrixyl spray in several tantalizing scents.
Keeping your delicate skin of your face smooth and hydrated can be an even bigger challenge. For intense moisture needs, try our Timeless B5 hydration serum. Formulated with Vitamin B5 and hyaluronic acid, this hydration serum nourishes and repairs while also soothing sun-damaged skin.
If you’ve noticed dry skin or wrinkles around your eyes, you may want to try an eye hydration cream. Specially designed for this sensitive area, our cream can combat moisture loss while also firming and toning.
Find Your Perfect Product
At Timeless Skin Care, we strive to meet your skin’s moisture needs all year round. Our hydration products are formulated with powerful, natural ingredients and we’re happy to help you find one that’s right for you. Contact us via email or give us a call at (800) 213-3705.
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?
