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8 Things Dermatologists Do Every Summer
Reader's Digest International
|June 2017
Insider advice for glowing, low-cancer-risk skin.
1 LOSE OLD LAYERS
Twice a week, scrub skin with a brush, an exfoliating scrub, or a salicylic acid wash to brighten it and allow lotions and serums to absorb more deeply. If your skin becomes irritated, exfoliate just once a week.
2 CLEANSE WITHOUT CREAM
As the weather warms, switch from a cream cleanser to a gel variety, which is lightweight yet still soothing. If you have oily skin, try a foam cleanser. Be sure to wash your face every night in the summer: More time outside means more exposure to harmful air pollutants, which can attach to moisturizer and makeup and exacerbate signs of aging.
This story is from the June 2017 edition of Reader's Digest International.
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