Skin Basically

Managing melasma in the summer requires strict UV and heat protection, as heat can stimulate melanin just as much as sunlight. Use a broad-spectrum, tinted physical sunscreen (containing zinc oxide or titanium dioxide) daily, reapply every two hours, and add an antioxidant-rich serum to fight free radical damage

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Sunlight is the primary environmental factor driving premature skin aging, a process called photoaging.

While it’s called the Strawberry Moon, it won’t look red like the fruit.

Avoid strong chemical peels and aggressive resurfacing lasers during peak summer months. These make your skin highly sensitive to the sun and can trigger more hyperpigmentation if you spend time outdoors.Summer is peak season for hyperpigmentation flare ups. Managing and preventing summer hyperpigmentation requires a targeted year round strategy designed to shield and brighten the skin

Skin Care and Repair Redness - Facial skin redness looks like a sunburn or blush. This is caused by flushing, which occurs when excess blood rapidly flows through the skin’s blood vessels and the vessels enlarge to handle this flow. Gradually, this redness becomes more noticeable and does not go away. Facial skin also may become very dry.