With summer over, fall breezes are knocking on your door. The time for transition is upon us. The same holds true for your skin care regimen. What was fun and effective for the summer may not translate into great skin care for the fall.
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Here are some fall skincare tips that will help you achieve optimal results during these autumn months:
The autumn time is a great time to reassess your beauty wash. In the summer, fruity shower gels are a popular treat.
However, make sure that your shower gels and soaps will not dry out your skin as the air becomes a bit drier.
For these fall months, consider a shower gel that is soap-free as well as hydrating.
It’s prime time to stash away the shower gels and bring out a creamy and moisturizing body wash.
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During these fall months, consider an oil-based scrub.
I tend to like oil-based scrubs because they are perfect for
fall and winter with great exfoliating benefits and hydrating oils.
During the autumn months, it is important to moisturize your skin every day. Consider lotions that are a bit heavier and allow for great hydration.
The best time to apply your lotion is right after you’ve dried off after your shower or bath. After that shower, you can seal in the moisture that’s already been absorbed into your skin.
During autumn, there are great opportunities to spend quiet nights at home. Why not have a great beauty day or evening and apply a mask?
If you choose an evening during the weekend to apply a hydrating mask, consider keeping that regimen for a while. If you go and get facials, then get them on a standard day and try not to deviate if you can.
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Just because the air is cool, it is not a green light to forgo the sunscreen. Your skin still needs to be shielded from the harmful rays from the sun and those rays are still harmful. A sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or greater is still a great choice.
During the fall months, the air is dry and can even dry out your hands. Invest in a great hydrating oil that will lock in moisture and keep your hands looking soft and supple.
Other great oils that can serve as cuticle oil are olive oil and vitamin E oil.
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