How to Take Care of Your Skin in Monsoon
Medically Reviewed By:
Dr. Neeraj Bansal, BAMS
Written by Our Editorial Team
The Importance of Monsoon Skincare
Rains bring relief from the scorching heat along with a host of skin troubles. However, don’t let the monsoon blues get you down, for with a few simple skincare products by Pokonut, you can enjoy the rains while keeping your skin healthy and happy. So, grab a cup of hot tea and let's dive in!
Adapting Your Skincare Routine For The Monsoon
Adapt the best skincare routine for monsoon and get monsoon-ready with these simple steps:
- Switch to a gentle, non-foaming cleanser to avoid stripping your skin of its natural oils.
- Use a toner that is suitable for your skin’s pH level.
- Do not exfoliate more than once or twice a week. This will help you to avoid stripping your skin of its natural moisture.
- Choose a lightweight and oil-free moisturizer for your skin to keep it hydrated without clogging pores.
- Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 30, such as the herbal-sunscreen-cream, to protect your skin from harmful UV rays.
Natural Remedies for Monsoon Skincare
This monsoon, ditch the harsh chemicals and opt for natural monsoon skincare remedies instead! Here are some effective and gentle options:
-
Turmeric
Known for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, turmeric can help soothe acne and reduce inflammation.
-
Aloe Vera
This wonder plant can help calm irritated skin, reduce redness, and lock in moisture. You can use our flawless-skin-combo for the best results!
-
Green Tea
Rich in antioxidants, green tea can help protect your skin from environmental stressors and promote healthy glow.
-
Coconut Oil
This natural moisturizer can help hydrate and nourish your skin without clogging pores.
Monsoon Skincare Tips For Oily Skin
Hey there, oily skin warriors! Here are some tips for monsoon skincare for oily skin to aid you in navigating the monsoon:
- Use a gentle, oil-free cleanser.
- Exfoliate once or twice a week. Use a chemical exfoliant.
- Apply a lightweight, oil-controlling moisturizer like kumkumadi-tailam.
- Use a good face mask to absorb excess oil. The mask should be clay-based.
- Set your makeup with a oil-controlling primer.
Stay shine-free and confident this monsoon!
Caring for Dry Skin in the Monsoon
Hey there, dry skin! Don't let the monsoon rains dry you out further! Follow these tips for monsoon skincare for dry skin:
- Use a rich, non-comedogenic moisturizer.
- Exfoliate gently with a hydrating scrub like anti-blemish-soap.
- Opt for a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser.
- Apply a face mask once a week. Remember, the mask should be hydrating.
Addressing Common Monsoon Skin Problems
Monsoon skin woes! Don't let the rains get you down! Here are some common monsoon skin problems you may face, and how to prevent and treat them:
-
Acne:
Caused by excess oil and humidity. Prevent it by using non-comedogenic products and exfoliating regularly. You can use our detan-antiacne-combo-pack to fight acne problems.
-
Fungal Infection:
Caused by moisture and humidity. Prevent it by keeping the skin dry and using antifungal powders. Treat with antifungal creams or consult a dermatologist.
-
Rashes:
Caused by skin irritation and allergies. Use gentle products to avoid them.
Essential Skincare Products for the Monsoon Season
To keep your skin happy and healthy this season, make sure to have these must-haves in your monsoon skincare essentials:
- Gentle cleanser
- Lightweight moisturizer
- Exfoliant
- Sunscreen
- Antifungal powder
Read More: HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SUNSCREEN FOR YOUR SKIN TYPE |
FAQs
- How often should I wash my face during the monsoon?
Wash your face twice a day, in the morning and at night.
- Can I use heavy moisturizers during the monsoon?
No, opt for lightweight, oil-free moisturizers instead.
- How can I prevent fungal infections?
Keep your skin dry, use antifungal powders, and wear breathable clothing.
- Can I still use sunscreen during the monsoon?
Yes, of course!
Leave a comment
Please note, comments need to be approved before they are published.