As temperatures rise, your skin's needs change fundamentally. What worked perfectly in winter can lead to breakouts, shine, and clogged pores in summer. It's time to adjust your routine.
What heat does to your skin
When it's warm, the sebaceous glands produce more sebum. Pores expand. Sweat mixes with makeup and skincare products. The result: oilier skin, more impurities, and a complexion that fades faster. At the same time, UV radiation increases the burden of free radicals.
The most important adjustments for summer
- Lighter textures: Replace heavy creams with light gels or fluids. Skin needs less occlusion in summer, but just as much moisture.
- SPF daily: Even on cloudy days. UV radiation is the main driver of premature skin aging.
- Double cleansing in the evening: Thoroughly remove sunscreen, sweat, and sebum.
- Cooling applications: Cooling masks or chilled rollers soothe the skin after sun exposure.
ArcticGlow for your summer complexion
The ArcticGlow cooling mask from Nuvalis is made for hot days. Applied chilled, it closes pores, reduces redness, and provides instant refreshment. The perfect product after a long day in the sun or before an important evening appointment.
Tips for summer make-up
- Primer with a mattifying effect as a base.
- Less foundation, more concealer – use targeted.
- Setting spray at the end for better durability.
- Use waterproof mascara and eyeliner.
Conclusion
Summer challenges your skin – but with the right routine, you'll master it with ease. Cool, light, protected: These are the three keywords for radiant summer skin.
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