Autumn is here, and the colorful season is beginning. Leaves are falling, and the days are getting shorter. With autumn, not only do temperatures change — our skin’s needs do too. The shift from warm summer days to cool autumn breezes makes our skin more sensitive and in need of extra care. But don’t worry! With the right tips and a well-adjusted skincare routine, you can keep your skin radiant and healthy all season long.
Intensive Facial Moisturizing – A Must-Have for Autumn
Sensitive facial skin, in particular, suffers from the fluctuating weather conditions of fall. The constant change between cold outdoor air and warm, dry indoor heating can throw the skin off balance and cause dryness. In addition, heated indoor air accelerates moisture loss by increasing evaporation, leaving the skin feeling tight and dehydrated. To counteract this, it’s important to provide your skin with plenty of moisture. Pay special attention to your lips — since they lack sebaceous glands, they are especially vulnerable during the colder months. In autumn, it’s perfectly fine to choose a richer moisturizer. Ideal moisture boosters include ingredients such as avocado oil, shea butter, plant-based glycerin, and aloe vera.
Herbacin Face Care Night Cream
Support skin regeneration and the cell renewal process with the rich care formula of Herbacin Face Care Night Cream. Premium natural lipids from avocado oil, almond oil, and shea butter provide your skin with intensive moisture. If your facial skin feels particularly stressed, you can also use the night cream during the day for extra nourishment.
Herbacin kamille Lip Balm
Effective protection and gentle care for delicate lips – even during the cold season. Dry and chapped lips are a thing of the past. Purely plant-based oils and the natural active ingredients of chamomile keep your lips noticeably soft and smooth.
Body Care in Autumn – Turn Your Daily Routine into a Moment of Indulgence
After a long autumn walk, there’s nothing better than a warm bath or shower. But be careful — water that’s too hot can dry out the skin even more. As the days get colder, the skin’s natural oil production decreases. So it’s better to use lukewarm water and opt for replenishing bath oils or pH-skin-neutral shower gels to keep your skin soft and balanced.
To prevent tightness, itching, and redness, your skin needs intensive hydration. Natural lipids such as argan oil, sweet almond oil, or aloe vera act as powerful moisture boosters for your skin. Soothing ingredients like chamomile or marigold complete your skincare routine and help keep your skin calm and nourished.
Protecting Your Hands from Wind and Weather
Our hands are especially stressed during autumn. Cold temperatures, frequent handwashing, and dry indoor heating air can quickly cause them to become dry and chapped. In addition, when temperatures drop, blood vessels constrict, slowing down the skin’s nutrient supply and regeneration. When washing your hands, use a solid soap with moisturizing glycerin to gently care for your skin. Afterwards, apply hand cream. Hand creams with panthenol or chamomile extract help soothe and nourish the skin. A rich hand cream acts like an invisible protective layer, keeping your hands from drying out.