The tan you see in the mirror after returning from vacation may seem like a beautiful memory of summer at first glance. However, sun, sea, pool, plane trips, air conditioning, sleepless nights and changing care routines may have caused your skin more than you think.
Increased UV exposure during the summer can affect the moisture balance of the skin; It can make problems such as dryness, sensitivity, dull appearance and pigmentation more visible. Moreover, turning to stronger products as soon as you return from the sun may increase irritation instead of accelerating skin recovery. So how can you help the skin return to its previous balance after the holiday?
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Bronned skin may appear more vibrant and smooth at first. But this appearance may not mean that the skin is actually healthier. In addition to intense sun exposure, salt or chlorinated water, hot weather, air conditioning, airplane flights and alcohol consumption can create multiple stress factors on the skin. As a result, skin may appear drier and duller, and may become more sensitive than normal. Previously unnoticeable sunspots may become apparent; Fine lines and redness may also be more visible. The important point here is that all these changes did not occur overnight, nor could they be eliminated with a single product.