If it seems like every time you’ve finally locked down a skin care routine it suddenly doesn’t suit your skin anymore—you’re not going crazy (we promise)! In fact, there’s a totally logical explanation: the changing of seasons. With every new season, your skin requires a customized skin care routine to combat the specific conditions of that time of year. Yes, that means skin care products like your facial moisturizer and cleanser are not necessarily for year-round use. Unsure of the best skin care products for each season? Keep reading for your complete guide to seasonal skin care.
As the weather starts to cool down and the air starts to get drier, your skin will need more moisture than it did during the summer months. This means you’ll want to use products that won’t dry your skin out. Here are a few products to add to your fall skin care routine:
Face scrub: With the onset of daylight savings time, you’re bound to be a little sleep deprived. That’s where a coffee scrub comes into play! Formulated with pure sugars and ground Kona coffee, the L’Oréal Paris Pure-Sugar Resurface & Energize Kona Coffee Scrub instantly re-energizes tired skin and reduces signs of fatigue.
Face mask: Since you’ll be dealing with a variety of skin care concerns as the weather transitions from warm to cold, multi-masking is the perfect way to ensure each area of your skin gets what it needs most. Use the L’Oréal Paris Pure-Clay Multi-Mask Clay Tripod Kit, which contains three different masks, to target your concerns.
Winter weather can be harsh on your skin. With extremely cold and dry conditions, your skin requires gentle, nourishing products to keep it looking its best.
Facial cleanser: A cream cleanser is the way to go this season. The L’Oréal Paris Age Perfect Nourishing Cream Cleanser is a gentle daily cleanser for mature skin types that won’t over-dry your skin. Your skin will be cleansed with a softer feel.
Face scrub: Use a soft, gentle face scrub during the winter months. Try the L’Oréal Paris Pure-Sugar Nourish & Soften Cocoa Scrub, which has a buttery-soft formula that will leave your skin softer, smoother, and more nourished.
Warmer weather is finally here! While you may not have to worry about dry skin this season, you will have to restore any radiance that may have been lost during winter.
Face scrub: Keep the glow going by using the L’Oréal Paris Pure-Sugar Smooth & Glow Grapeseed Scrub. This scrub provides deep, gentle exfoliation that will leave your skin smooth and glowing.
Hello hot, sunny weather! While we love a warm summer day, summer can lead to more complexion concerns thanks to the buildup of oils and sweat. The goal of your skin care routine for this season is to keep your skin cleansed and mattified!
Facial cleanser: When it comes to face wash, use a cleanser that has a mattifying formula. Try the L’Oréal Paris Pure-Clay Purify & Mattify Cleanser—it mattifies oily, shiny skin and removes everyday impurities.
Face scrub: During the summer, use a face scrub that will deeply cleanse your skin and unclog pores, like the L’Oréal Paris Pure-Sugar Purify & Unclog Kiwi Scrub.
Face mask: To keep your skin free of excess oils, use a mattifying face mask. Try the L’Oréal Paris Pure-Clay Purify & Mattify Face Mask which helps unclog pores and remove impurities to reveal a clarified, mattified, and refreshed complexion.
Moisturizer: While sunscreen is a skin care necessity all year long, in the summer it’s an extra good idea to opt for a moisturizer with SPF to give your skin an extra layer of protection against the sun’s harmful rays. Try the L’Oréal Paris RevitaLift Bright Reveal Brightening Day Moisturizer SPF 30, which is formulated with glycolic acid and offers broad-spectrum SPF 30.
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