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We know you've heard it before: the summer season can take a toll on your skin. Despite its many joys, summer comes with some serious pitfalls. Sun exposure, salt water, chlorine, and high temperatures can all impact your skin's health. Excess sweat and sunscreen can also lead to buildup and clogged pores, causing issues like dehydration, breakouts, and uneven texture. You can easily combat summer skin congestion with a skincare routine designed to keep your skin clear and baby soft.
Safe sunburn blush is back! It’s no surprise to me that this widely popular blush trend from last summer is back for round two in 2024. Sunburn blush gives the complexion a fresh, youthful radiance and is easy to achieve with one product. However this year, I’m seeing less bright red and more brick red or brownish red shades…replicating that moment when your sunburn turns into a tan. Hence, safe sunburn blush 2.0.
Some might say summer is the season of indulgence. Longer days, warmer weather, and Summer Fridays are all reasons to celebrate. However, when it comes to summer skincare, less is more. During this time of year, we adopt a streamlined approach to taking care of our skin and addressing summer skin concerns like dehydration, clogged pores, and sensitivity.
The “boyfriend blush” application is a natural flush of color that sits lower on the cheek. It’s fresh, natural and meant to look as if you’ve just been outside for a brisk walk. It’s also flattering on everyone because you’re recreating a look that naturally occurs in your complexion. I can hear all my Rosacea girls now…’But I have spent years covering up my rosacea’ or ‘I avoid any and all blush trends that involve red/pink tones.’ Well…this may be the blush trend for you.
When it comes to our summer skincare arsenal, products that restore and hydrate the skin are key. To see how we maintain well-hydrated, plump and visually radiant skin throughout the hottest season, check out our after-sun skin saviors below.