When it comes to skincare, each season brings with it new challenges that can briefly usurp the quality and appearance of your skin. The first such change comes when we move from summer to fall, especially if there are sudden rains and cold weather, forcing us to turn on the heating for the first time.

You can find out what to do for skin care in the fall below.

What changes does the skin experience during the summer, and what changes during the fall?

Skin can experience significant changes during the summer and fall due to different environmental conditions and seasonal factors.

During the summer, we feel the changes caused by the sun the most. In the summer, there is more sun exposure, which can cause changes to the skin. These include increased pigmentation (darkening), freckles, and possible sunburn.

Also, warmer conditions can stimulate the skin to produce more sebum, which can result in increased shine and possibly worsening acne. However, even if you have very resilient skin, you can still experience dehydration in the summer.

Then your skin is dry, tight, itchy or red, secretes more sebum and loses elasticity.

During the fall, sun exposure is reduced, but the danger of harmful UV rays does not end. On the other hand, autumn often brings the first dry air and lower temperatures.

This can again lead to dehydration, which means the skin needs additional hydration.

Temperature fluctuations between cold nights and warmer days can irritate the skin, leading to redness and sensitivity.

Also, winds in autumn can dry out the skin and cause chapped lips and dry, cracked skin.

Adjusting your skincare routine for autumn days

The only way to keep your skin healthy is to adjust your skincare routine in time. Products that work for you in the summer won't necessarily work for you in the winter.

What to introduce and strengthen for skin care during autumn?

Weaker versions of acids and retinoids

General skin care advice recommends reintroducing retinoids and acids, but in the mildest form so the skin can get used to them again.

Fall is really the best time to use retinoids because the sun is getting less and less, and it's not yet so cold that you have problems with severe drying of the skin. However, it's always better to start slowly. And you can learn more about the effect of retinoids and the prevention of facial wrinkles in one of our previous articles.

Oils

Although you may be convinced that oils will not suit all skin types, there are also non-comedogenic oils that will not clog pores, but will help create a necessary, protective layer on the skin's surface.

This will be especially useful in your evening routine because instead of investing in a richer cream, you can continue to use your summer cream combined with a little oil of your choice.

Anti-hyperpigmentation products

Whether you're looking for vitamin C, retinoids, or something more innovative, fall is the time to tackle hyperpigmentation.

During the summer, you probably intensified it, and in the spring you want to avoid it again, which can only be done with the disciplined use of anti-hyperpigmentation products and any type of sunscreen.

This is also important during the fall because UV rays, although decreasing, are still more pronounced than in winter or early spring.

Hydration

What you'll need, no matter your skin type and condition, is extra hydration. Include a toner, serum, or hydrating mask in your routine to help your skin retain moisture.

Moreover, when we talk about fall, we are really talking about the best time to work on what was secondary in summer or what summer made worse: anti-aging and hyperpigmentation.

L'ADRIA's ultimate fall products

Fall skin care means combating dry, chapped skin and lips. But to prepare for product application, it needs to be effectively cleansed and any impurities removed.

In line with current skincare trends, L'ADRIA offers an attractive solution to urgent skincare problems in the form of two products: Rejuvenating oil and Brightening perfecting serum.

Rejuvenating oil

Rejuvenating oil is one of L'ADRIA's oldest products and is magical not only for anti-aging, but also for deep pore cleansing.

Retinol is considered the star of anti-aging ingredients, but its positive effects are as well known as its side effects. L'ADRIA Rejuvenating Oil from algae is rich in omega 3 fatty acids to restore the skin's barrier function and the power of an alternative to retinol (bakuchiol, 1%), in a non-comedogenic olive squalane base.

Expect a positive change in skin texture after just a few days of use; skin should be smoother and pores less visible.

Improvement in elasticity and reduction in wrinkle volume can be expected after 12 weeks of application. It is also possible to drastically refine pores and noticeably smooth and refine the complexion.

Given its pore-cleansing effect, the product is also very suitable for the care of acne-prone skin.

Brightening perfecting serum

On the other hand, the Brightening Perfecting Serum is one of L'ADRIA's newest products and contains an innovative, patented L'ADRIA ingredient for removing all types of blemishes.

Based on the powerful ADRILIGHT™ brightening complex with sea urchin flower extract from the sandy shores of the Adriatic Sea, it helps to lighten and soften hyperpigmentation spots, even out the complexion and restore the skin's natural glow.

The secret of its action is hinted at by a gentle but powerful plant with impressive white flowers - the sea urchin.

It grows on the sandy Adriatic beaches and blooms only at night in the summer months, releasing an intoxicating scent.

Coincidentally, the extract from these beautiful flowers has been clinically proven to reduce pigmentation spots on the skin, acting at the beginning and end of the signaling cascade of melanin pigment synthesis, which gives the skin its dark color.

Considering that hyperpigmentation is a serious cosmetic problem that should be approached with all seriousness.

To achieve a fast and effective effect, a complex of highly effective ingredients has been added to the sea urchin essence, which work harmoniously and synergistically to reduce hyperpigmentation. Together, they form the proprietary ADRILIGHT™ complex.

This advanced complex is designed to act on multiple checkpoints in the process of melanin formation in the skin: before melanin synthesis (prevention), during melanin synthesis, and even on post-synthesis processes, such as melanin transfer.

Also, an important part of the complex's activity is its antioxidant effect, the prevention of pimples, as well as the fact that it slightly accelerates the turnover of dead skin cells. All with the aim of evening out the complexion as quickly as possible and fading existing spots as quickly as possible.

Due to its light serum emulsion texture, L'ADRIA Brightening Perfecting Serum can be used by all skin types.

It is especially suitable for mature skin with pigmentation spots caused by photoaging, but also for youthful skin prone to post-pimple spots that slowly fade (PIH).

Improvement in elasticity and reduction in wrinkle volume can be expected after 12 weeks of application. It is also possible to drastically refine pores and noticeably smooth and refine the complexion.

Given its pore-cleansing effect, the product is also very suitable for the care of acne-prone skin.

Conclusion

Investing in a quality anti-aging and anti-hyperpigmentation product during the fall is the best choice for different age groups and skin types.

Take the time and effort to cleanse your face to prepare your skin for product application. Thoroughly cleanse pores and remove impurities from your skin.

You can find additional tips on how to care for blemish-prone skin in one of our previous articles.