Spring has arrived, and
you’re probably getting used to the warmer, more humid weather. Along with your
wardrobe update, have you thought of doing a touch-up on your skincare
routines, too? With the heat and humidity that’s slowly creeping up, you may
encounter skincare problems, and you will need a different regimen.
Problem:
Old Makeup
When you keep using old
makeup, there’s the risk that they might accumulate bacteria, which could
infect your eyes, your lips, and the skin on the rest of your face.
Fix: If
your mascara and eyeliners are 3 months old or if they get clumpy already, buy
new ones. Wipe lipsticks with a swab of alcohol, and sharpen your lip and eye
pencils before each use. Replace any powders and eye shadows that smell unusual
or look like they changed colours, and regularly clean your brushes.
Problem:
Dull, Dry, or Oily Skin
The frosty winter days
can make you look tired and your skin look dull. The heat during spring (until
summer), on the other hand, can dehydrate your skin, while particularly humid
days can make it oily.
Fix: Consult
a professional skin therapist in a Sydney day spa for the proper treatments to
resolve blemishes and to rejuvenate your skin. Choose cleansers with lighter
formulations to avoid drying your skin out further, and dab on some water-based
moisturisers after. Don’t forget to apply sun and UV ray protection (products
with SPF 30+ are recommended), and drink plenty of water.
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