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Winter Months
To stay healthy, the skin needs more than hats, gloves and coats as layers of protection from the cold weather. Cold weather and wind bring a lack of moisture from the outside and inside can cause cracks, wrinkles, irritations and skin conditions like eczema. Most importantly, winter months need to stay active with sun protection.
Make a Winter Skin List
Moisturize: Moisturizer helps protect against harsh substances. It is best to apply moisture directly after bath or shower to help infuse the reminder with the necessary water and oil.Make hands-on pamper: Wearing gloves are a simple, easy way to help protect your hands from the cold temperatures and dry air that causes eczema. Nails can also be brittle; gloves also help remove broken cuticles and separate nails.
Do Not List for Winter Skin
Do not skip sunlight: As snow reflects sunlight, winter rays are still strong. Participating in winter recreation activities without the use of sunscreen can lead to severe burns.
Don't forget about the lips: One recent study shows that only 6 percent of Americans are aware that Ultraviolet radiation can cause cancer of the lips. The study also revealed that North American men are five to 10 times more likely to develop oral cancer than women. In the winter months, men and women alike should use lip balm or lip balms containing a high-quality sun protection factor (SPF).
Do not take long hot sprays: While everyone enjoys putting on a long hot shower, hot water can strip the skin of its natural substance - giving it dry skin. Instead, use warm water for a while.
monkey skin Months of Arrival
When dry, cool air arrives, the skin can lose precious moisture. Autumn also offers a chance to recover from summer damage to the skin left in the sun, chlorine and salty water.
Make a list of autumn skin
Do exfoliate and moisturize: It is best to apply moisture directly after a shower or shower to help seal and fill the skin with the necessary water and oil.
Protect your lips. Continue to protect yourself from the sun's ultraviolet rays. But start re- moisturizing now to protect dry and cracked lips this winter.
Change from the cream lotion. When the air is dry, the skin needs moist moisture. The creams provide a very powerful oil barrier to provide hydration.
Invest in a hand cream. The hands are often dry and cracked during winter. Start moist hands now to ensure soft and healthy hands throughout the winter.
Do not list autumn skin
Don't forget the sun screen: Although temperatures seem cool and days are short, children and adults should continue to use sunlight before sunrise.
blanket cultivation wearing hats The Months of Spring
When the weather is warm and everyone is enjoying the outdoors or working in the yard again, there are still important things to know that can save the skin from sun damage.
Make a list on the spring skin
Do you know your skin type: Depending on the color of the skin, the chances of sunburn may vary and it should suit the SPF level in the sun. For example, if you have fair-skinned skin, your skin is sensitive to UV radiation. Visit your gynecologist every year for your skin test to find out what needs to be done.
Don't make a spring skin list
Don't forget the sun screen: Although temperatures have recently warmed up, children and adults should continue to use the sun more freely before going outside. Some states require children to receive a doctor's note for reuse of a sunscreen at school or daycamp.
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The summer months
Remember that there is no such thing as a healthy tan. Tans means the skin is damaged.
Make a list on summer skin
Use sunscreen daily. No matter what kind of skin you have or how your body responds to the sun, you always have to wear a SPF sunscreen. About 1 ephah (a shot glass is filled with your whole body)
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