The temperatures are finally starting to drop and the outdoors will
be friendly again. And while this change in season probably requires a
change in wardrobe, it also requires a change in our skincare regimen.
As the weather starts to cool down, it becomes less humid and the
indoors become especially dry and stuffy, depriving you of natural
moisture. This new dryness can lead to flakiness, red patches and excess
dead skin cells that clog pores and cause acne. So what’s needed? A
skin care regimen tailored to specific skin types. Here’s a ready
reckoner.
OILY SKIN
Winter and dry climate is actually quite a blessing for those with oily skin that otherwise poses to be a problem for most women.
OILY SKIN
Winter and dry climate is actually quite a blessing for those with oily skin that otherwise poses to be a problem for most women.
The reason is simple: the lesser humidity and drier weather help
with preventing breakouts and also reduces flare ups. The skin’s natural
oils work hard to compensate for the loss in moisture. And while dry
breeze will remove excess oils naturally, the skin will still need
hydration, exfoliation and moisturising. So take care!
What to use:
Lush Catastrophe cosmetic mask, Dhs 75
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse, Dhs 194
Lush’s Catastrophe Cosmetic Face Mask, packed with fresh
blueberries, is perfect for cleansing the skin and soothing redness and
irritation, without stripping the skin of its natural oils. Dry oils
like the Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Multi-Purpose Dry Oil are perfect for
this weather and oily skin.
DRY SKIN
Dry skin struggles with winter. With lesser moisture than usual,
skin needs a heavy-moisturiser, soft exfoliator and hydration. Hot
showers may sound alluring, but they strip skin of natural oils and make
it flaky. Instead, take showers with lukewarm water. And drink lots of
water. Use a lighter Facial cleanser to clean skin without excessive
scrubbing.
What to use:
La Prairie white caviar illuminating serum, Dhs 2,151
Kiehl's ultra facial cleanser, Dhs 100
Reine Michi beauty moisturising sugar scrub, Dhs 50
Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cleanser cleans your face and removes makeup.
Using a moisturizing scrub like Reine Michi Beauty’s Moisturizing Sugar
Scrub helps clear dead skin and keep it hydrated. La Prairie’s White
Caviar Illuminating Serum helps in reducing the appearance of lines and
spots, followed by La Prairie’s Skin Caviar Luxe cream for strengthening
and lifting the skin.
COMBINATION SKIN
Change in weather often gets confusing for combination skin, i.e when you have an oily T-zone (forehead, nose and chin) and your cheeks are dry. It starts to flake because of dehydration and excess buildup.
COMBINATION SKIN
Change in weather often gets confusing for combination skin, i.e when you have an oily T-zone (forehead, nose and chin) and your cheeks are dry. It starts to flake because of dehydration and excess buildup.
What to use:
Neutrogena Hydro boost water gel
Lush, tea tree toner tab
Starskin foaming peeling perfection puff, Dhs 39
OTHER SKINCARE ESSENTIALS
updating your seasonal skincare products, stock up on the
sunscreen, lip scrub and lip balms. While it might not be as sunny
anymore, but the sun is still prevalent, and you will still need SPF for
protection. Lip scrubs like Glamglow’s POUTMUD Fizzey Lip Exfoliating
treatment exfoliates the lips, leaving them softer, and free of dead
skin, and Sephora Rouge Balm will keep your lips moisturised and lightly
layered with SPF 20.
Sephora Rouge Balm 01, Delicate Pink, Dhs 69
Sephora Rouge, Balm 08, Subtle Poeny, Dhs 69
Sephora Rouge, Balm 06, Soft Red, Dhs 69
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