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Seasonal Skincare
$ 275.00
Seasonal skincare is about adapting your beauty routine to weather changes and environmental shifts. This course teaches how to protect and nourish your skin during summer, monsoon, winter, and transitional seasons using natural remedies. Learners understand the impact of humidity, cold, dryness, and UV exposure on skin, and how to modify routines accordingly. Topics include switching moisturizers, exfoliation frequency, sunscreen use, and hydrating treatments. Herbal infusions, oils, and masks appropriate for each season are covered, along with seasonal superfoods that boost skin health from within. The course encourages mindful habits like staying hydrated in summer, oil massages in winter, and gentle cleansing in monsoon. By aligning your skincare with nature's rhythm, this subcategory ensures your skin remains balanced, protected, and glowing year-round. Whether you face dry patches in winter or breakouts in summer, this guide helps you adjust and thrive naturally.
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Seasonal skincare involves adjusting routines and products based on climate changes to protect and nourish the skin year-round. In winter, skin often becomes dry, flaky, and sensitive. Use thicker, oil-based moisturizers, hydrating serums with hyaluronic acid, and gentle cleansers. Lip balms and hand creams are essential. In summer, focus on lightweight, non-comedogenic products that control oil and provide SPF protection. Aloe vera gels, mists, and mattifying moisturizers help soothe sun-exposed skin. During monsoons, humidity can lead to clogged pores and breakouts—opt for gel-based products and deep-cleansing masks. Spring and autumn are transition periods; exfoliation and barrier repair are crucial. Antioxidant-rich serums protect skin from pollution and seasonal stressors. Adjust exfoliation frequency depending on weather—gentler in winter, more regular in summer. Sunscreen is important year-round, with broad-spectrum protection. Diet also plays a role: warm soups and ghee in winter; cooling fruits and salads in summer. Humidifiers during winter and blotting papers during summer support external care. Seasonal skincare also includes staying hydrated, modifying shower temperatures, and using protective clothing. Understanding your skin’s seasonal responses helps prevent flare-ups and dryness. Regular reassessment of skin needs ensures optimal he
