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As winter turns to spring, you may want to make some small adjustments to your skincare routine to prepare for the sunny, warmer months ahead. You should always consult with a dermatologist before making dramatic changes to your skincare routine, but some small changes can be beneficial for just about anyone who wants to improve their skincare routine this spring. You can learn more about our dermatologist recommendations for your springtime skincare routine in this blog.
With warm weather and spring showers, the weather is likely to be warm and humid. Your winter skincare routine focused on counteracting dryness from the weather and moisture-stripping heaters by using thicker moisturizers and gentle cleansers. In the springtime, you may need to incorporate a stronger face wash, or it may be more beneficial to switch to an exfoliating cleanser. The goal is to help fight excess oil production that may occur when the weather is warmer and more humid. Additionally, you should switch to a lighter moisturizer that will help restore your skin’s protective barrier and promote moisture retention without making the skin feel greasy or clogging pores.
As the days grow longer, sun protection becomes even more important. Two main components of your skincare routine will keep you safe from sun damage. The first is antioxidants. The sun damages the skin due to a process called oxidation caused by free radicals. Other types of oxidation include rotting fruit and rusting metal, so as you might imagine, oxidation is not great for your skin. To prevent this free radical damage, you should use an antioxidant, like a vitamin C serum, every day. You should also wear sunscreen on any part of the skin that’s exposed to sunlight. Combined with an antioxidant serum, sunscreen will provide further protection against the sun’s damaging UVA and UVB rays.
If you’re the type of person who does a good, thorough spring cleaning of your home every year, don’t forget to include your skincare products and cosmetics on your to-do list. Check your cosmetics and skin care products for expiration dates. Throw out anything that is expired, looks dirty, has oil or other residue present, or otherwise just doesn’t seem to have the same consistency. You should also check your cosmetic brushes and other applicators. Throw out any that are damaged. You can deep clean any brushes you're keeping. Simply put a few drops of shampoo or dish soap in a glass of water. Swirl each brush in the soapy water mixture. Then, rinse it under running water. Once they're clean, let them dry completely before storing them.
If you’re looking for some skincare products to incorporate into your daily routine for the spring, you can explore some of our top-recommended springtime skincare products below:
Getting a slightly deeper clean during the spring to ensure your skin doesn't get too oily is important. Increasing skin cell turnover can also help fight acne flare-ups and oiliness. Below, we’ve included links to some of our top-rated cleansers that are beneficial for use during the spring and summer:
Choosing the right serums is all about determining what skincare goals you want to meet. Some of our top serums to incorporate into your springtime skincare routine include:
As spring begins, you may want to find a lighter moisturizer. You don’t want your skin to become dry, but you may not need to add the same amount of moisture during the spring. Look for moisturizers with lighter textures and more easily absorbed formulas. If your skin is naturally drier, you can use a thicker moisturizer at nighttime and a lighter daytime moisturizer. Some of our most recommended springtime moisturizers include:
There are some basics to look for when buying sunscreen. You should always choose a product that is broad-spectrum. That means the sunscreen protects against both types of harmful UV rays (UVA and UVB). You should also choose a sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 30 or higher. Below, are some of our most-recommended sunscreens for everyday use:
If you’re interested in learning more about skincare, take some time to explore the DermSkincare site. You’ll find numerous dermatologist-recommended products for every skin type and skincare need. You can also visit our blog regularly to get more recommendations for skincare products to keep your skin healthy and beautiful.