During the change in seasons from winter to spring the temperature and humidity levels start to rise. With the days getting warmer and the air holding more moisturise your skin has to adapt. Multiple things take effect on your skin during this transitional period and we are here to break them down and help you tackle them so you can have great skin all year round.
More sweating equals more breakouts
As the temperature rises over the spring months the days become longer and the warm air coats our skin although this sounds dreamy to most of us it does come with some downsides. Unfortunately, when the temperature rises we produce more sweat to keep ourselves cool which in turn can wreak havoc on our skin increasing oil production which may lead to more breakouts.
How can you combat this?
Ensure to wash your face twice a day morning and night, this keeps your skin clean and helps control your oil production and keep it at bay. Another thing you can do is switch out your richer moisturiser for something more lightweight to help prevent your pores from becoming clogged which could lead to more breakouts.
Increased UV Exposure
The warmer weather also means more exposure to harmful UV rays, especially when spending more time outdoors. Increased exposure to UV rays can lead to premature ageing of the skin and sun damage such as wrinkles.
How can you prevent this?
Make sure you wear a high SPF every day even when it's not sunny outside you can still be exposed to UV rays. We have a wide range of sunscreens available so there is something for everyone.
Allergies
If you’re someone who suffers from allergies springtime can be an uncomfortable time for you, with new plants, flowers and trees blooming it causes reactions such as itchy, watering and swollen eyes, runny noses and in some cases headaches. But what does this have to do with your skin? When experiencing these symptoms you may be touching your face more rubbing your eyes wiping your nose etc, this means bacteria from your hands and anything else you have touched then gets put directly onto your skin leading to clogged pores and causing breakouts. Also by rubbing your face too often you can create fine lines.
How can you deal with this?
Stay on top of your allergy medications and remedies, ensure you wash your hands frequently and try to avoid touching your face where possible.
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