Moisterizing - hydrating your skin is important!
Moisture - moisture - hydration
It's always important, no matter the season, to hydrate your skin. Moisturizing your skin keeps it fit and healthy and ensures that the active ingredients in your serum and cream are transported effectively. Well-hydrated skin also promotes the removal of toxins. Your skin's defenses become stronger and more resistant to bacteria and fungi.
A skin that is well balanced is a skin with moisture, a well-hydrated skin.
Your skin will look younger with fewer lines because it remains plump. Your skin will stay in its best condition. If you lack moisture, which is especially important for dry skin, it will feel tight and can even become itchy from dryness. Later, eczema can develop.
The sun and your skin
You need the sun, but if you don't hydrate your skin properly with a serum and/or cream, all kinds of skin problems can arise.
Dryness can make you more prone to wrinkles and pigment spots. Skin with broken capillaries or irritated, red skin should definitely stay out of the hot sun. Early morning or spring sun is fine, though.
Skin aging, age spots, sunburn, confetti skin (white spots), peeling, and skin cancer can all be the consequences of sun exposure. A key step in preventing skin problems is cleansing your skin with effective products. This is often underestimated. Read more about the causes of skin problems: https://www.esthetischcentrumtilburg.nl/blog/oorzaak-huidverstoringen .
Well-cared-for skin also benefits from the sun. Vitamin D, for example, boosts immunity and strengthens bones. But make sure you never burn, so stay out of the sun between 12 noon and 3 pm! And did you know that even with SPF in your sunscreen, you'll still get a tan? You'll even stay tanned longer because you won't burn.
A good mood
The sun increases the production of serotonin and endorphins. These substances have a positive effect on our brains. They reduce stress and lower blood pressure.
Tips for a day care routine (make it an automatic routine)
- Cleanse your skin thoroughly in the morning
- Remove dead skin cells 2/3 times a week
- Use a moisturizing serum with hyaluronic acid
- A cream tailored to your skin type, possibly with an SPF or
- A tinted day cream with an SPF or
- Self-tanning products that prepare the skin
- Eat foods rich in vitamin C
- Drink enough water
Sun allergy
Sun allergy is a personal thing. Some people get it, others don't. You develop a sun allergy, and that sensitivity will persist.
With a heat allergy (also known as a sun allergy), you often see itchy blisters and swelling. However, unlike with a sun allergy, these blisters disappear once your skin cools down.
If you use "cheap" cleansers, a layer of dust or harmful ingredients remains on the skin, causing the stratum corneum to thicken and preventing the active ingredients from working. The skin can't breathe, resulting in dull skin and all sorts of skin problems, such as acne, rosacea, couperose, sagging skin, and pigmentation that is dark or light.
But even if you don't use a cleanser, a layer of dust, oil, makeup, and dead skin cells remains on your skin, causing the top layer of skin, the stratum corneum, to thicken, clog, and give you a dull, unhealthy complexion. We have a suitable cleanser for every skin type, even for very sensitive skin.
What do "cheap" cleaners (mass production) do:
- Dry out the skin
- Place a layer on the skin
- Your skin dries out
- Cause more inflammatory responses
- Clogged pores can develop. Your serum and cream aren't working properly.
Keep your skin in top condition all year round with products tailored to your skin type. Specially formulated ingredients help your skin stay hydrated and retain moisture longer.
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