Fresh knowledge for well-groomed skin up to 30
More smoothness, more moisture, more youthful radiance
Sun, summer and long days are balm for the soul, but not always good for the skin. As soon as the first signs of fall appear - with cool winds and cold, damp phases - the skin suffers from the seasonal change. It is not uncommon for the skin to react with clogged pores and a calloused, noticeably dull skin surface. Summer skin has produced an excessive amount of sebum. In the fall, annoying blemishes often appear, especially on the forehead, nose and chin, i.e. in the so-called "T-zone". In addition, the skin's sluggish metabolism can also block the elimination of end products.
In particular, the skin's moisture reserves are rapidly depleted in the fall. Cold air outside - but even more so the warm air from the heating inside - draws a lot of water from the skin. Like a drying sponge, the skin can become more brittle and cracked.
Dry, thin areas of skin, including the sensitive area around the eyes, where the skin is already stressed by the summer sun, increasingly lose protective lipids, i.e. valuable skin oils, during the cold season. The sensitive cheek area now often shows the first signs of the dreaded couperose, which can be caused by dilated veins. "Red cheeks" can be an early indication of this!
Conclusion: Autumn and winter also put a strain on young skin up to the age of 30. Only timely prevention and protection of the skin with high-quality care will preserve the youthful beauty and freshness of the complexion up to the age of 30!
