Have you ever wondered how much impact your skin has when the seasons change? In addition to our largest organ and outer shell, skin tends to go through many changes during seasonal changes, the most common being dryness and dehydration.
With the change of season, you can spot skin allergies, acne, black spots, sunburn and more. When we enter the warm season, one thing that becomes a concern for our skin is the dryness of your skin. But this drought could actually be dehydration. We should try to figure out the problem and find a suitable solution to cure it. According to a study published in the British Journal of Dermatology, it was found that a shift in season affects the skin at the cellular level. Therefore, with summer approaching, you need to know what changes your skin will go through.
Difference Between Dryness and Dehydration
Both things look similar but are very different. Dry skin is a skin type that you are born with and that needs extra natural oils to restore it. Dry skin cannot make enough oils to maintain itself as a lubricant. People with dry skin may also suffer from skin problems such as eczema, psoriasis, etc.
Dehydration is a skin condition that lacks water. If your skin is dehydrated, you will see problems like dark circles, dullness, blotchy skin with itchiness and fine wrinkles.
How to treat these skin problems?
As we mentioned, dry skin is a skin type, so there is no necessary treatment for it, just ways to keep it healthy. While dehydration is a skin condition that can be treated. Dehydration means the lack of water, which is why drinking enough water is a must. You can also reduce the intake of things that consume water from your body, such as caffeine. Dry skin needs care and pampering, no matter the season. You can set a skin care routine and stick to it. Make sure to use products that provide oil and moisture to your skin.
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