Spring Skin: How the Changing Season Affects Your Skin & How to Care for It
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- Mar 16
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As we say goodbye to the cold, dry winter months and welcome the warmth of spring, our skin experiences significant changes. With the shift in temperature, humidity, and increased sun exposure, it’s essential to adjust our skincare routine to keep our skin healthy, glowing, and well-protected.
How Spring Affects Your Skin
🌼 Increased Oil Production – As temperatures rise, our skin produces more oil, which can lead to breakouts and clogged pores. Those with oily or combination skin may notice a shinier complexion.
🌼 Allergy Flare-Ups & Sensitivity – With flowers blooming and pollen levels rising, many people experience seasonal allergies. This can cause redness, irritation, and itchy skin.
🌼 Sun Exposure & UV Damage – The days are getting longer, and we naturally spend more time outdoors. While the sun feels amazing, increased UV exposure can lead to premature aging, hyperpigmentation, and sunburn if we’re not careful.
🌼 Dehydration & Dry Patches – Even though winter is behind us, our skin may still be recovering from the colder months. Some people experience lingering dry patches or a weakened skin barrier.

How to Adapt Your Skincare Routine for Spring
🌸 Lighten Up Your Moisturiser – Swap out heavy creams for a lightweight, hydrating moisturiser that keeps skin nourished without feeling greasy. Look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid and ceramides to maintain hydration.
🌸 Exfoliate Regularly (But Gently!) – Spring is the perfect time to slough away dead skin cells and reveal a fresh, radiant complexion. Incorporate gentle exfoliation 1–2 times a week using a chemical exfoliant (like AHAs or BHAs) or an enzyme-based exfoliator.
🌸 Up Your SPF Game – If sunscreen wasn’t already a daily habit, now is the time to make it one! Use at least SPF 30 and reapply throughout the day, especially if you're spending more time outdoors.
🌸 Tackle Seasonal Breakouts – If you notice more blemishes due to increased oil production, consider using a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturiser and incorporating salicylic acid to keep pores clear.
🌸 Soothe Allergy-Prone Skin – If pollen is causing irritation or redness, opt for calming ingredients like aloe vera, niacinamide, or chamomile in your skincare routine. A gentle, fragrance-free approach will help prevent further sensitivity.
🌸 Hydrate from Within – Warmer weather means we sweat more, so staying hydrated is key. Drinking plenty of water and eating hydrating foods like cucumber, watermelon, and leafy greens will help keep your skin plump and glowing.

Spring Skincare Treatments to Consider
If you want to give your skin an extra boost this season, consider professional treatments tailored for springtime skin concerns:
💆 Microneedling – Helps with post-winter dullness by boosting collagen and improving skin texture.
💡 LED Light Therapy – Reduces inflammation, calms sensitive skin, and helps with breakouts.
🧖 Hydrating Facials – Perfect for replenishing moisture and refreshing the skin after winter dryness.
✨ Advanced Electrolysis for Blemish Removal – If you have skin tags, cherry angiomas, or other blemishes you want gone before summer, now is the perfect time!
Final Thoughts
Spring is a season of renewal not just for nature, but for your skin too! By making small adjustments to your routine, you can keep your skin balanced, hydrated, and protected as the seasons change. If you're unsure where to start, feel free to book a consultation, and I can create the perfect spring skincare plan for you!
Here’s to fresh, glowing skin this spring! 🌷✨









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