GET A HUMIDIFIER
If you have dry skin, a humidifier is going to be a game changer for you. Sure you can keep applying creams and serums and hydrating mists throughout the day, but using a humidifier is going to tackle the real issue at hand–the dry air. A humidifier helps increase air hydration levels by adding moisture to your environment. When humidity is low, you can expect dryness, flaking and cracking skin. If you’re always on the go or work at a desk, definitely get a portable humidifier too!
CHANGE YOUR CLEANSER
When the seasons change, it’s time to change your cleanser. Summer usually calls for a more powerful, purifying cleanser, but fall calls for a more gentle one. Look for something that is gentle, but doesn’t leave your skin feeling tight and dry. Some great options I’ve tried and love below!
EXFOLIATE, FIRST
Think exfoliating is just for oily, summer skin? Think again. Gentle exfoliation is a must during the fall months because it helps rid your skin of it’s top layer (mostly dead skin cells!) Once you get rid of the dead skin, this allows your products to actually do their job! I like using a gentle cleansing brush like the Foreo, since it isn’t harsh on the skin. You can also use an exfoliating peel pad like the Dr. Dennis Gross Ultra Gentle Daily Peel Pads, which help with tone and texture.
ADD A HYALURONIC SERUM
We all know to use a moisturizer, but in the fall months you need to add a hyaluronic acid serum before your moisturizer. Hyaluronic acid is seriously the best for alleviating dry skin since it binds itself to water in your cells resulting in a more hydrated, plump complexion. Trust me, you’ll be wondering why you haven’t jumped on the HA bandwagon sooner.
BRING ON THE HYDRATION
The extra dry weather calls for extra hydration, so bring on the hydrating face masks, face mists, lip balms and body creams. You’re going to need it. For face masks, a great hydrating one is the Glow Recipe Watermelon Sleeping Mask or the Fresh Black Tea Overnight Mask. If you’re like me, then your lips are always dry in the fall/winter. I always stock up on lip balms and keep them in every corner of my house, in my car and in my purse! Some of my faves are Lucas Pawpaw Ointment or the La Mer Lip Balm if I’m feeling fancy.
I love changing up my skincare routine! Winter and the change of season makes my skin so dry so i’ll defintely look into some of the masks you have recommended! I’ve been looking into buying a forero but the price tag puts me massively off!
What book isn’t pictured? Love then post!
The Little Book of Skincare
I love this! What book is this please?
The Little Book of Skincare
What is the pink lip balm stick?
Its the dior one
What lipbalm is the flat egg shaped one? It looks like something from glossier but i cant find it
Yes what is the flat egg lip balm?
Great Information! love the tips which is mention in The Little Book of Skincare
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With the climate chilling off, you’ve likely currently pondered changing your closet trading out tanks and shorts for comfortable sews and long jeans. However, sweater climate implies something other than dumping your shorts. Assuming you need to keep that late spring shine, you’ll need to refresh your skin-and body-care schedules to stay aware of the cooler, drier fall air.