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Adapting to season change: A quick guide to transition from a summer to a monsoon-friendly skincare routine

Updated On: 03 July, 2023 09:08 PM IST | Editor

To make sure your skin gets the moisture and protection it needs when the seasons change, it's important to modify your skincare regimen and adjust it to the climate. Uncertain about how to make a transition from a summer to a monsoon-friendly skincare routine? Here are some tips you can follow for healthy skin during this season

Don't forget to take care of your skin as we bid farewell to long, leisurely summer days. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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Don't forget to take care of your skin as we bid farewell to long, leisurely summer days. Photo Courtesy: iStock
Cleanse when you wake up and before you go to bed to take off any sweat, leftover makeup and night creams from the day to rid your skin of bacteria. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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Cleanse when you wake up and before you go to bed to take off any sweat, leftover makeup and night creams from the day to rid your skin of bacteria. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Wash your face with cold water. It helps in increasing blood circulation, reducing puffiness and give an added boost to glowing skin. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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Wash your face with cold water. It helps in increasing blood circulation, reducing puffiness and give an added boost to glowing skin. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Due to external factors such as pollution and ultraviolet rays, our skin tends to become extremely dull, leading to harsh dark patches. Apply a good quality face serum before applying makeup for a dewy base and a hydrating look. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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Due to external factors such as pollution and ultraviolet rays, our skin tends to become extremely dull, leading to harsh dark patches. Apply a good quality face serum before applying makeup for a dewy base and a hydrating look. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Moisturise with a lightweight gel. Opt for a hydrating lightweight formula that absorbs into the skin instantly without leaving any sticky feeling. You want to look for something that is ideal for the weather and that doesn’t weigh down your skin. Gently massage with circular movements, starting from the centre to the contours of your cleansed face. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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Moisturise with a lightweight gel. Opt for a hydrating lightweight formula that absorbs into the skin instantly without leaving any sticky feeling. You want to look for something that is ideal for the weather and that doesn’t weigh down your skin. Gently massage with circular movements, starting from the centre to the contours of your cleansed face. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Use a generous amount of sunscreen. While the sun during the monsoons might not be at its shiniest best, the UVA and UVB rays could still damage skin and cause tanning and pigmentation if you step out without applying sunscreen on your skin. Apply it at least 30 minutes before you step out into the sun. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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Use a generous amount of sunscreen. While the sun during the monsoons might not be at its shiniest best, the UVA and UVB rays could still damage skin and cause tanning and pigmentation if you step out without applying sunscreen on your skin. Apply it at least 30 minutes before you step out into the sun. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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