Skincare for summer

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Alice m.

Jun 30, 2015

Alice m.

Hiya, I was wondering if someone would offer advice and ideas for summer skin care. I've suffered before from very mild acne but my skin is okay at the moment (apart from being abit oily) and I don't want to break out again. In the summer I go on holiday for 3 weeks to Greece ( so the weather is v hot) meaning I've got to lather up on suncream every day. I often find that this causes spots because of the greasiness. The air-con in my hotel room (that we have to keep on through the night) also dries my skin out abit. They're both opposing things so I don't know how to deal with it.
Does anyone have recommendations to what Facemasks/ cleansing/ or skincare routines/ products I should stick to whilst I'm away, to help stop break- outs, oily skin and also dryness?? Thanks Alice x

Alyx T.

Jun 30, 2015

Alyx T.

I would just look for a moisturizing face sunblock. Aveeno has a few. I used that while I was in Cuba, and it didn't break out my sensitive skin. I wouldn't switch your normal skincare routine other than upping the spf, because it could cause more spots

Roz X.

Jun 30, 2015

Roz X.

I have insanely sensitive skin and use CeraVe Broad Spectrum sunscreen and moisturizer. I'd use an aloe based toner to keep your skin balanced. Jojoba oil is a natural way to keep dryness at bay while sleeping in the air. I'd use only a spot treatment as needed since you are currently clear.

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