The allure of sun-kissed skin is undeniable in warm weather. However, prioritizing skin protection is vital for maintaining its health and youthfulness.
Incorporate these skincare tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable summer.
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• Make sun protection part of your daily routine. Take a proactive approach to your skin health with daily sunscreen use, a beneficial long-term investment.
With UVA rays present all year and UVB rays strongest midday in spring and summer, daily protection is essential. Apply a moisturizing sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher to your face, choosing a vitamin-enriched, non-pore-clogging formula.
• Want that summer glow without damaging your skin? Sunless tanning offers a fast, simple way to achieve a beautiful tan. To maintain a natural look, apply sunless tanner one to three times weekly, though individual needs may vary. Over-application, such as daily use, can lead to an artificial appearance.
• It’s important to remember another important step in keeping your skin in tip-top shape: exfoliating. Exfoliation, whether before sunless tanner or after swimming, creates a smoother skin surface and maintains a toned appearance.
Using a scrub cleanser to remove dead skin cells not only prepares your face for sunless tanner but also enhances moisturizer absorption.
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• Follow your shower or bath with application of a moisturizer, especially after you exfoliate. Keep your body well-hydrated by using moisturizers designed for body skin, which are typically richer. For quick and easy application on bare legs in the summer, spray moisturizers are a great choice.
• Finally, don’t forget toning. Toners effectively remove leftover dead skin cells, dirt, oil, and makeup. For a refreshing cool-down in hot weather, store toner in the refrigerator and apply it to your neck, wrists, and ankles.