Sensitive skin in summer: what changes
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Sensitive skin often reacts differently in summer than in winter. Heat, sun, and perspiration can irritate the skin more quickly, while air conditioning can dry it out. Taking a moment to adjust your routine helps keep your skin balanced.
What influences the skin in summer
Higher temperatures lead to more perspiration and increased sebum production, while UV exposure can weaken the skin barrier. For sensitive skin, this often manifests as redness, a burning sensation, or irregularities.
What a summer routine pays attention to
- Choose lighter textures that do not feel suffocating.
- Stick to daily sun protection, even on cloudy days.
- Introduce active ingredients gradually, rather than starting intensively all at once.
- Give the skin extra hydration after a warm day.
The soothing products from hannah Clear are developed for skin that reacts quickly and are well-suited for this period.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use different products in the summer? Not necessarily different products, but often a lighter texture and extra attention to sun protection.
Can heat worsen redness? Yes, heat can temporarily increase blood circulation and thus visible redness.
Results vary per person. For persistent complaints, a consultation with a skin therapist is recommended.