Transition Your Skincare From Winter To Spring
With spring comes higher temperatures and more humidity, which means you may need to adjust your skincare to help your skin adapt to new seasonal concerns. Here are some tips. (1) Swap your cleanser. Your skin naturally produces more oil in warmer temperatures, so consider opting for something lightweight like a gel formula to control excess sebum. (2) Don't forget to moisturize. Just because your skin produces more sebum in the spring and summer doesn't mean you should skip it altogether. Try a lightweight moisturizer with plumping and skin-soothing ingredients that absorbs quickly and won't leave your skin feeling sticky. (3) Sunscreen is a must. SPF is key to keeping your skin healthy regardless of the time of year. Make sure your sunscreen is broad-spectrum and at least 30 SPF.
