ASK A DOCTOR: HOW CAN I ADJUST MY SKIN CARE ROUTINE AND PRODUCTS ACCORDING TO THE SEASON AND TEMPERATURE?

Expert opinion from Dr. Alan Thomas Charly

MBBS · 1 years of experience · India

Changing your skincare routine to match the season and weather can help keep your skin healthy and comfortable. Here are some pointers: Summer: Use a mild, oil-free moisturiser. Use SPF 30+ sunscreen every day. Think about using a gel-based cleaner. Apply hydrating masks as needed. Winter: Use a richer, thicker moisturiser. Avoid taking hot showers. Use an indoor humidifier. Apply lip balm to protect your lips. Transitional Seasons: Adapt your routine gradually. Exfoliate your skin and utilise antioxidants. Continue to apply sunscreen. Consider barrier creams in extreme temperatures. Stay hydrated. Stay away from allergens and strong scents. Tailor your routine to your skin type (oily, dry, combination, sensitive). If you have skin concerns, see a dermatologist for personalised advice.

Expert opinion from Dr. Himabindu Sreenivasulu

MBBS · 1 years of experience · India

To adapt your skincare routine to the seasons and temperatures, use lighter, oil-free products in hot weather, focusing on sunscreen and hydration. In cold weather, switch to richer moisturizers, consider a humidifier, and continue sunscreen use. Year-round, prioritize gentle cleansing, hydration from within, and patch testing new products. Customizing your skincare routine can help maintain healthy skin throughout changing climates, but consult a dermatologist for personalized guidance based on your skin type and concerns.

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Expert opinion from Dr. Rinta M Babu

MBBS · 2 years of experience · India

During summer, you should use adequate SPF sunscreens as these can protect your skin from skin cancer. Whereas during the winter season, one should use adequate amount of good skin moisturizers in order to prevent excess dryness of the skin.

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