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Summer is finally here, making significant lifestyle changes all across Dubai. With the growing popularity of face fitness and skincare treatments, summer also calls for substantial changes in our skincare routine to keep it healthy and fine throughout the season. Although not much emphasized, summer can result in severe skin issues when not properly taken care of. Two of the main ways how summer affects our skin are through dehydration and dryness. While many believe dehydration and dryness are the same things, it’s not. This article will clear you up on how summer affects your skin through dehydration and dryness and how to combat them effectively.
Dry Vs. Dehydrated Skin
The main difference between dry and dehydrated skin is that dry skin is a skin type, whereas dehydration is a skin condition. In addition, dehydrated skin is a condition that lacks water, whereas dry skin lacks natural oils (also called sebum).
Generally, skin types are classified as regular, dry, combination, and oily. While you are born with one skin type, it changes gradually with age, season, and alterations in diet and lifestyle. Your skin type can also change depending on the collagen boost you provide your skin as you age. With dry skin, your sebaceous glands don’t produce enough natural oils.
Dehydration occurs when your body is losing more water than it’s taking in. And unlike dry skin, dehydrated skin results in the following symptoms,
- Shadows around the face (especially under the eyes and around your nose)
- The appearance of fine lines and surface wrinkles
- Darker under-eye circles
- Dizziness
- Dry mouth
- Dullness
- Faintness
- Itchiness
- Less frequent and darker urination
- Lightheadedness
- Overall weakness
- Sunken eyes
Causes Of Dry Skin In Summer
- Air conditioners
Summer naturally means spending more time around air conditioners. Unfortunately, while this helps you get away with the Dubai heat, it also soaks up the natural oils in your skin, leading to dry and flaky skin.
- Clogged pores
Again something to do with excessive use of air conditioners. AC is incredibly drying for the skin as it draws out all the moisture. When this happens, it overproduces natural oil in your skin to try and rebalance itself. This excess oil will clog your pores and block sweat glands, causing dryness.
- Taking a hot shower
Some of us have a habit of taking a hot shower and don’t change that routine in summer either. Unfortunately, hot showers and summer don’t always go hand in hand. Hot showers, added with heat, will dehydrate your skin, leading to dry skin.
- Other skin conditions
Those with skin conditions such as atopic dermatitis (eczema) or psoriasis are prone to dry skin, leading to severe dryness in summer.
Causes Of Dehydrated Skin In Summer
- Not drinking enough water
The definite cause of dehydration is the loss of more water than you drink. In summer, as our body is exposed to heat, it’s natural for our skin to dehydrate often, and not drinking enough water to replenish it can increase dehydration.
- Sweating too much
In summer, sweating is the natural process through which our body tries to cool down. However, sweating can cause dehydration leading to dehydrated skin. The dehydration effect of sweating in summer can be severe if you work out and do not drink enough water to rehydrate yourself.
- Sunburns
Sunburns are unavoidable in summer. Sunburned skin can lose a lot of water leading to dehydrated skin. And if you don’t drink, rehydrate and allow the body to heal the sunburn-induced dehydration severely.
- Too much pool time
In summer, most of us spend our free time in outdoor pools to cool ourselves. While this is a good idea, too much exposure to sunlight can cause sunburns leading to dehydration. In addition, the chemicals from the chlorine in the pool strip the skin from its required moisture, leaving it dehydrated.
How Natura Bisse Facial Can Combat Dry and Dehydrated Skin In Summer?
At BROWZ, our signature citrus essence-based Natura Bisse facial can help your skin combat dehydration and dryness flawlessly in summer. Combining deep dehydration, exfoliation, and revitalization formulas, our facial can satisfy all your summer skin needs in no time. As our treatment procedure incorporates vitamin C that houses high amounts of ascorbic acid, your skin will be refined and reformed with its peculiar anti-oxidant properties. Here is how our Natura Bisse facial can combat dry and dehydrated skin in summer
- Offers a supple and hydrated skin
- Gives a brighter and radiant appearance
- Incorporates high nutrients and vitamins to make the skin healthy
- Regulates moisture levels in the skin to prevent a dry and dehydrated skin
- Maintains a healthy balance of water content and improving water circulation within the skin
- Removes dead skin cells from the skin without stripping out essential oil and moisture.
- Gives even skin by smoothing away any bumps, dry patches, and uneven skin tone
- Prevents water loss in the skin, giving you that baby bottom skin
- Control excess oil while still providing the optimal level of oil to make your skin look dewy and healthy (while oil is vital to keep your skin hydrated too much oil can cause acne breakouts)
- Eliminates itchiness or irritations that come with a dry and dehydrated skin
- Aids better absorption of skincare products. Even sunscreen, moisturizers, and other vitamins in your products can soak into the depth and pores of the skin, providing adequate hydration and protection against sunlight.
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