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In summer, your skin was so nice and calm, wonderful!
\nUnfortunately, summer is officially over and autumn has now really started.
\nYou may notice that your acne-prone skin is suddenly restless again.
\nThis has little to do with you or how you cared for your skin during the summer, but rather with the change in the weather, especially the reduction in sunlight.
\nWe explain how this can happen in this blog. <\/p>\n
In summer, the sun shines more often and the sunlight is stronger.
\nThe skin therapists at The Laser Clinic recommend that you always apply sufficient and regular sunscreen, preferably with SPF50.
\nThis way you protect your skin optimally against harmful UV radiation.
\nYet it is precisely this UV radiation that also makes your skin calmer.
\nUV radiation consists of different types and wavelengths.
\nThe acne-causing C. Acnes bacteria are not very resistant to certain types of UV radiation.
\nAs a result, it becomes less active and the number of inflammations in your skin decreases. <\/p>\n
Also, UV radiation dries out our skin.
\nAs a result, our sebaceous glands become more active and our top skin layer thickens.
\nThis makes it harder for dirt and sebum to leave your skin.
\nTherefore, in summer, you may see more congestion and blackheads.
\nIn contrast, redness and brown spots are less noticeable because of your tanned skin, making your skin appear more even and calm. <\/p>\n
But what about when summer is over and the sun shines less?
\nYour sun-tanned skin slowly fades to its original color, making red and brown spots more noticeable.
\nIn addition, the C. Acnes bacteria become more active again, which then causes more inflammation in the skin.
\nThe thickened top skin layer has become difficult to pass through, making it harder for skin products to penetrate your skin and do their job less well. <\/p>\n