Weather-Related Breakouts and How to Fix Them

Acne and oil go hand in hand. The hotter the weather, the more sweat and oil your skin produces, and breakouts follow right along, as if trying to keep up with each other.

Signs of weather-related breakouts:

– Itchy, burning facial skin: This is a very common symptom of weather-related skin reactions. At first, you may only feel itchy in certain areas of the skin.

– Dry, prematurely ageing skin: Prolonged, untreated reactions put the skin at risk of dehydration, leading to dryness and faster ageing.

– Reactive facial skin becomes swollen, blistered and inflamed. This gets worse when the skin is exposed to the weather without any cover or protection.

– Tiny bumps or acne appear on the skin's surface, making it rough and darker.

Lunaria Skinlab, specialists in facial skincare in Da Nang, shares a few ways to reduce “weather” breakouts.

• Limit sun exposure and time in hot places, especially during peak sun hours.
• Whether day or night, always wear a clean face mask when you go out to keep dust off your skin.
• Wash your face 2–3 times a day with a cleanser for oily skin to keep it clean and clear and reduce breakouts.
• Avoid oil-heavy cosmetics and use an oil-free sunscreen.
• Add these to your diet:

+ Drink plenty of water: it hydrates your skin and keeps it from drying out.

+ Get more vitamin C to strengthen your resistance.

+ Eat plenty of foods rich in antioxidants to reduce allergy-related skin inflammation.

+ Eat plenty of yoghurt: it contains probiotics for the digestive tract, helping to balance the gut microbiome and boost the body's immunity.

Although weather-related breakouts don't seriously affect your health, they do take a toll on your skin. Lunaria is proud to be one of the most trusted spas in Da Nang, with extensive experience and expertise.

So if you notice any of the signs above, don't hesitate to call our hotline: 0363 47 48 49 for warm, dedicated advice!