How to Care for Your Skin During the Challenging, Humid Rainy Season 🚨

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This is Skin Concerns Time, where we look at a variety of skin concerns from the perspective of Forena.

Is it really true that the rainy season lasts 32 days, more than a month...?

You must be worried about what will happen to your skin.

In summer, you already have to worry about UV rays, and now you have to worry about humid weather too.

For all of us, let’s start talking about skin concerns during the rainy season!

The skin concern we’ll look at this time is skin care and concerns during the rainy season!

During the rainy season, the humid climate creates many enemies for the skin.

Why skin concerns arise during the rainy season

During the rainy season, high humidity increases the likelihood of skin problems.

In particular, issues such as oiliness caused by increased sebum production, clogged pores, and acne

are more likely to occur.

In addition, fungal growth becomes more active, which can also cause

skin infections such as athlete’s foot and eczema.

As a result, this is a season when skin care becomes more difficult

and stress from skin problems increases.

Then shall we take a closer look at skin concerns during the rainy season?

Main causes

High humidity and temperature:

They provide the ideal environment for mold, germs, and bacteria to multiply, leading to skin conditions.

Increased sebum production:

As sebum production increases, it clogs pores and causes acne.

Sweat and impurities:

Sweat and impurities build up on the skin and worsen skin problems.

Skin barrier damage:

Excess oil and moisture can damage the skin barrier and make it more sensitive.

Prevention methods (1)

Sebum control:

During the rainy season, sebum production becomes more active,

so you should remove excess oil with thorough cleansing.

Double cleansing:

If you wear makeup, make sure no residue is left behind with a careful double cleanse.

Wash frequently:

It is good to wash body parts such as your hands and feet often to maintain cleanliness.

Hydration:

Even when humidity is high, moisture inside the skin can still be lacking, so use moisturizing cream or essence consistently.

Prevention methods (2)

Caution with air conditioning:

Using air conditioning can cause dryness, so you need to pay even more attention to moisturizing.

Indoor humidity control:

If needed, use a humidifier or hang a damp towel to maintain an appropriate level of humidity.

Ventilation:

Wear clothing made of cotton that absorbs sweat well,

and change clothes often so moisture does not build up on the skin.

Foot care:

During the rainy season, you are more likely to get athlete’s foot, so it is good to wash your feet thoroughly, keep them dry, and wear well-ventilated shoes.

In fact, the rainy season has already started based on the central region...

Everyone, check the weather information every morning

and make sure to pay attention to your clothes and umbrella!

Skin health is important, but please also be careful not to catch a cold!

That’s all for today!

If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments!

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