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Skincare guide

How does a skincare routine change with the seasons?

A basic framework for reassessing your skin's needs as the weather changes.

Short answer: The soundest approach is to choose the treatment based on your personal needs and the current condition of your hair or skin, then follow the before and after instructions consistently.

Summer

Sun protection, lightweight moisturising and gentle cleansing after sweating come to the fore.

Winter

Cold air and indoor heating can increase dryness, so barrier-supporting care matters more.

Transitional seasons

Sudden shifts in temperature and humidity can increase sensitivity; don't overhaul your routine with several new products at once.

Professional assessment

Where there is marked dryness, acne, pigmentation or sensitivity, the treatment should be chosen on the basis of a personal assessment.

When is a professional assessment needed?

If there is an active infection, an open wound, marked sensitivity, a history of allergy, medication use or an unexpected reaction, consult a healthcare professional before any cosmetic treatment. This content is for general information and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is sunscreen needed in winter too?

Yes — UV exposure continues all year. Choose the product according to your skin type and daily exposure.

Can you exfoliate in every season?

The type and frequency of exfoliation should be judged by skin condition, sun exposure and the actives you use.

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