Summer Skin Care: Why Moisturizing is Crucial for Hydrated Skin
Hydrate your skin in summer: Moisturizing benefits and tips

Summer Skin Care: Why Moisturizing is Crucial for Hydrated Skin
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- Sun exposure dehydrates skin, weakening its natural barrier
- Air conditioning can dry out skin, causing dryness and flakiness
- Even oily skin needs hydration to prevent excess oil production
When the temperature rises, and the sun is blazing, it is easy to assume your skin doesn't need extra moisture. After all, you're sweating, your skin feels oily, and the air is humid—so why bother with moisturizer, right? Wrong!
Uttara Talapatra, Founder, Magical Blends and a certified skincare coach sheds light on why moisturizing in summer is just as important as in winter, if not more. She also explains why your skin still needs hydration from a suitable moisturizer even when the sun is shining bright.
Sun Exposure Dehydrates Your Skin: Spending time under the sun can strip your skin of essential moisture. UV rays not only cause tanning and premature aging, but they also weaken the skin's natural barrier, leading to dryness and dullness. A lightweight moisturizer, fortified with actives to strengthen the skin's natural barrier, helps replenish what the sun takes away and protects skin from photo ageing.

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Air Conditioning is a Silent Killer: Most of us spend a lot of time in air-conditioned environments during summer—be it at home, at work, or in the car. While it gives relief from the heat, the cold and dry air saps moisture from the air and your skin. The result? Dry, tight, flaky skin that needs extra hydration to feel comfortable. If you're spending long periods in an AC environment in summer, chances are your skin needs even more moisturizer than usual just to keep it supple.
Oily Skin Still Needs Hydration: If you have oily or acne-prone skin, skipping moisturizer might feel like a smart move. But dehydration actually causes your skin to produce more oil to compensate. Using a non-comedogenic, water-based moisturizer helps maintain balance, reducing the chance of breakouts while keeping your skin healthy.
Sweating Causes Moisture Loss: Sweat may make your skin feel slick, but it also draws out water and essential minerals. When you wipe it off (as we all do), you're taking away your skin's natural oils and leaving it exposed. A good moisturizer helps restore hydration and prevent irritation or sensitivity. Added actives that help with microbial contamination is a bonus!

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Helps Skin Stay Plump and Glowing: Moisturized skin looks healthier, smoother, and more radiant. It also allows makeup to be applied better and stay in place. Whether you're going barefaced or glamming up, a moisturized base is key to a summer glow that lasts all day.
To sum it up, switch to a lighter, gel-based or water-based moisturizer during summer like the Magical Blends Refreshing Gel, a perfect summer moisturizer. Such moisturizers help calm and soothe the skin. Also look for something cooling and hydrating that doesn't clog your pores. Apply it twice a day—morning and night—on clean skin to lock in moisture and keep your skin happy. Introduce actives that help solve specific summer issues like Sun defense serums for your AM routine and Vitamin C serums in the PM helps to maintain your skin's summer glow while giving you an even skin tone.
Summer or not, your skin deserves consistent care. Moisturizing daily helps you maintain a healthy, balanced, and naturally glowing complexion—no matter the season.
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