Skincare Routines & Tips — Seasonal skincare

Crisp mornings, leaves changing colour, winter woollies coming out of the wardrobe and a comforting mug of hot chocolate, there’s plenty to enjoy about autumn. At this time of year, the changing weather and temperature means your skin will go through changes too, so here’s how to adjust your skincare routine ready for the new season. How autumn affects our skin Skin is a big fan of stability, which is why as the seasons change and the weather heats up or in this case cools down, its barrier is affected. This means it has to work harder to battle the...

With the summer approaching, many of us are preparing for our holidays – packing our suitcases and hoping for the perfect tan. While we’re busy choosing beachwear and books, it’s important not to forget the all-important skincare products needed to keep skin looking healthy and hydrated during the hot weather. Too much exposure to the sun’s intense UV radiation, along with air travel and sleeping in heavily air-conditioned rooms, can lead to a decrease in the skin’s hydration levels. Here are four ways to make sure your skin stays hydrated during the summer months, leaving it gloriously radiant when we...

We all know what we need to do to protect our skin in the summer, but did you know that cold temperatures and a bracing breeze can also play havoc with skin? A winter skin care regime is therefore just as important – especially if you’re heading off to freezing climates for some fun on the slopes during ski season. Here we’ve given advice on how best to care for your skin. Apply sun protection Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean your skin won’t burn in the sun. In fact, the impact of UV radiation significantly increases at higher...

A skincare routine should be adjusted as a season merges into the next. In the summer it’s vital you always protect your skin against the sun’s rays. The wind and rain of autumn can leave it feeling more sensitive than normal. The cold weather in winter means you have to ensure your skin remains hydrated, and with the increase in humidity in spring, your skin will produce an excess of natural oils. Who doesn’t love the transition from winter to spring? It’s out with the big coats, hats, scarves and thick woolly jumpers and in with the lighter clothing and...