Autumn

This phenomenon can be explained by the accumulation of dead cells on the skin's surface that occurs during the summer. Indeed, the summer sun often causes hyperkeratinisation.

Regardless of the season, it is essential to hydrate one's skin. Moreover, in autumn the temperatures drop and the air starts to become dry, hence the necessity to not neglect skin hydration.

The best way to maintain one's tan is to adopt a self-tanner, which will allow the skin to safely retain its natural glow for a longer period.

Depending on skin types, it is not necessarily required to alter one's skincare routine. However, it is true that certain emollient and nourishing active ingredients may be more suited to changes in temperature.

Despite the sun being less intense in autumn, UV rays can still damage the skin. Therefore, it is recommended to continue applying sun protection daily.