The decreasing air humidity in the fall and winter months may increase even more due to heaters, leading to increased problems such as dry skin and eczema.
As you slowly change your wardrobe for the fall – winter season, it is time to make some small changes in your skin care routine.
How Should Skin Care Products Be When Transitioning to Winter Months?
Switching from gel-light moisturizers to moisturizers with ceramides that help maintain the skin barrier can help prevent dry skin and eczema problems.
Just as dressing in layers provides better warmth during the winter months, you can create your skin care routine with several layers. For this, applying serums containing hyaluronic acid under your moisturizer will help you lock in moisture better.
In addition to this home care routine, mesotherapy treatments containing intense hyaluronic acid, such as hyaluron mesotherapy will support the deep moisturizing of the skin and the preservation of its vibrant and bright appearance.
You can contact your dermatologist for a customized treatment plan.
