Popular thought has always been that we should choose our skincare routine steps based upon our skin type—whether your skin is dry, oily, normal, or a mix of all three, a.k.a., combination. Well, it’s time to forget all that. It turns out that those skin issues are really just symptoms of something bigger: the climate. …
“Conventional skin care made a mistake: it never accounted for the biological fact that skin functions change in different climates. That means the best face moisturizer is the one that adapts your skin to the climate. From now on, we choose our skincare based on the climate we’re in!” – Ulli Haslacher “Rather than …
The ups and downs of this year’s weather have certainly made it seem like Mother Nature is having some major mood swings. And it isn’t just your wardrobe that’s having a hard time adjusting to 50 degrees one day, 80 degrees the next. Your poor skin just isn’t itself: dry, dehydrated and everything in between. …
The environment you live in, or travel to, is the most important thing to consider when applying skincare. People apply products to the surface of the skin, this is where signs of external aging is seen i.e, fine lines, wrinkles, dullness and irritation. These are all affected by the environment – climate, pollution, …
If you follow beauty and skincare trends, you may be wondering: “What is hyaluronic acid?” Let’s face it, the climate makes our skin thirsty – and desert and polar climates make it extra dehydrated thanks to an extreme lack of water in the air. Add to that man-made indoor conditions like both heat and air …
