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...
Whilst over the past few months it’s been imperative for the country’s health to have increased our hand washing routine, it will have played havoc with the skin on our hands, particularly for those who already suffer from existing conditions or dry and sensitive skin. The top layer of our skin contains oils and wax that act as protective guards. Frequent exposure to soap and skin cleansers will unsettle this layer, and whilst it’s not recommended to stop the frequency of our washing, there are things we can do to protect the skin. Here are our three top tips. Top...
From vowing to learn a new language or run a marathon, to promising to give up chocolate or alcohol, so many New Year’s resolutions are made in good faith, but then totally forgotten about by the end of January. Whereas, pledging to do something good for yourself by undertaking a simpler skincare routine is easy to stick to as it’s designed to make your life easier. Benefits of having a good skincare routine As well as helping to prevent or treat various conditions, keeping your skin in tip-top shape can benefit your life in other ways. Skin is our body’s...
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...