Understanding skin dehydration after summer
During summer, our skin is exposed to a variety of elements that can strip away its natural moisture. Intense heat and prolonged sun exposure can lead to increased water loss from the skin, causing dehydration. Air conditioning, although a relief from the heat, further dries out the skin by pulling moisture from the air.
Dehydrated skin lacks water and can manifest in several ways. You might notice your skin feels tight, looks dull, and has an uneven skin tone. Fine lines may appear more pronounced, and you might experience flakiness or rough patches. Different skin types, like sensitive skin, oily skin, and acne-prone skin, can all experience dehydration, each with its unique set of challenges. Oily skin, for example, might produce excess oil in response to dryness, leading to breakouts.
Board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Lancer, recommends hydrating face masks as an effective solution to restore moisture balance.


