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Finally arriving comes to the monsoon, which is a welcome respite from the oppressive summer heat. However, while the change in season may make you feel ecstatic, it can also be terrible for your skin. There is no doubting that the rain brings with it a fair share of skin-related problems. In this sticky and humid season, your skin needs particular care.
Additionally, there are a few skincare blunders that you should definitely stay away from this season. A few experts, provided advice on monsoon care that will prepare you for the worst of this weather.
APPLYING HEAVY MAKEUP
According to experts, you should refrain from wearing heavy makeup during the rainy season. “Acne flare-ups might occur during the monsoon. Therefore, it’s imperative that you avoid using lotions and heavy makeup. If you have acne, your skincare regimen should include an AHA and BHA combo, a light moisturizer, and sunscreen.
SUNSCREEN
Sunscreen must be applied year-round and is an essential component of any skincare regimen. Sunscreens are not only useful in the summer. During the monsoon season, you must not allow this crucial component of skincare to fall by the wayside.
“UV rays can still harm your skin even though the sun may not be as strong as it is in the summer. Whether indoors or out, wearing sunscreen every day can help prevent UV ray damage and keep your skin radiant.
HYGIENE
Due to excessive perspiration and humidity, fungus infections are particularly common. During this season, it’s crucial to practice good personal hygiene, including taking two daily showers.
Because makeup adheres to the skin, humidity levels rise, which raises the risk of allergies, acne, and clogged pores. Additionally, avoid going to bed with makeup on because it prevents the skin from breathing, dulling it. This monsoon, the secret to healthy, glowing skin is to wear light, powder-based makeup and remove it as soon as possible, he advised.
For the monsoon, silicone- and water-based sunscreens are best.
MOISTURIZER
During the monsoon, you should continue to moisturize your skin in addition to using your sunscreen frequently.
NOT GETTING ENOUGH HYDRATION
Not taking your water intake seriously is a crucial error you should avoid during the monsoon.
