
5 Spring Season Skincare Tips for Radiant Skin
As the seasons change, so do the needs of your skin. What worked during the winter months might not be suitable for the spring season. In winter, the cold, dry air can strip your skin of its natural oils, requiring heavier moisturizers and more intensive hydration. However, as the weather warms, your skin’s oil production increases, and the products you use during winter may be too rich and heavy.
Discover how to adjust your routine to handle increased humidity, sun exposure and other seasonal changes.
Refresh your skincare routine for spring
With higher temperature and humidity levels, your skin may require different types of hydration and protection since your skin’s natural barrier and oil production may be affected. During spring, the skin barrier can become more sensitive to new environmental factors, requiring a careful selection of skincare products to maintain its health.
The following simple changes can make a significant difference in the health of your skin during the change of season:

2. Elevate your sun protection
Spring’s arrival means more time outdoors, making effective sun protection a top priority. Using broad-spectrum sunscreen daily is essential, regardless of the weather outside. Wearing daily SPF as a habit will not only protect your skin from harmful UV rays and prevent long-term sun damage, it will also keep it looking youthful and radiant.
Dr. Lancer recommends: Our Mineral Sun Shield Universal Tint for everyday protection

3. Incorporate antioxidants into your routine
Antioxidants play a crucial role in skincare by protecting against free radicals and improving skin brightness and elasticity. Vitamin C, for instance, aids collagen synthesis, helping maintain skin firmness. Regular use can enhance skin brightness by reducing dullness and protecting against UV rays and pollution.
To maintain the effectiveness of vitamin C serums, keep them in a cool, dark place to prevent oxidation.
Dr. Lancer recommends: Our Overnight Brightening Mask with Vitamin C and Niacinamide


4. Gently exfoliate for glowing skin
Regular exfoliation in spring clears dead skin cells accumulated over winter, revealing a fresher complexion. Apply The Method: Polish daily in gentle circular motions for about 30 seconds. This will help improve skin texture without causing damage.
Remember to avoid exfoliation if your skin is sunburned or has open wounds to prevent further irritation.
Dr. Lancer recommends: The Method: Polish for daily micro-injury that increases collagen production and removes surface debris and cells


5. Adjust retinol usage
Increased sun exposure makes skin more vulnerable, so careful retinol application is necessary to maintain healthy, radiant skin. In spring, apply retinol cautiously depending on how often you are in the sun. Using retinol once or twice a week helps prevent skin irritation in spring. With regular retinol use, always remember to always wear SPF to protect your skin.
Dr. Lancer recommends: Caviar Lime Acid Peel weekly instead of retinol

In summary
These simple switches can make a significant difference in your skin’s appearance and health, ensuring that it remains soft, supple, and glowing throughout the spring season.
Adequate hydration is also key to maintaining skin moisture. Aim to drink half your body weight in ounces of water daily to greatly improve your skin’s appearance and overall health.
Remember that a successful spring skincare routine involves a combination of hydration, sun protection, and gentle exfoliation. By switching to lighter products, incorporating antioxidants, and protecting your skin from the sun, you can maintain a healthy, radiant complexion all season long.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to change my skincare routine in spring?
You need to change your skincare routine in spring because the seasonal shift impacts your skin's barrier and oil production. Keeping your routine updated helps maintain balanced and healthy skin during this time.
How often should I reapply sunscreen in spring?
You should reapply sunscreen every two hours in the spring to stay protected, especially if you're outdoors, swimming, or sweating.
Can I use retinol during spring?
Absolutely, you can use retinol in spring, just make sure to apply it at night and cut back on how often you use it to avoid any sun sensitivity.
What lifestyle changes can improve my skin health?
To boost your skin health, stay hydrated and munch on plenty of fruits and veggies. Don’t forget to exercise, sleep well, and keep stress in check.
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