The start of Spring marks the most beautiful time of the year. The flowers start blossoming, the leaves grow, and the sun starts shining. It’s the time to shake off the winter blues and give your skin the much-needed care. As beautiful as the Spring is, it can bring unwanted changes especially to sensitive skin.  This is because Spring comes with an unstable climate, dust and strong UV radiation. There are some few steps you can take during the Spring to protect your skin and maintain its radiance and glow.

Step 1 – Scrub

During winter, the skin is wrapped up in woolies which doesn’t facilitate the shedding of dead cells thus resulting in the loss of radiance. The skin becomes dull, dry and rough. So the first thing to do in Spring is to rid the skin of these dead cells. Scrubbing the skin helps remove dead cells, leaving the skin clean and soft so that it can easily absorb the active ingredients in the Imported Skin Care Treatment which would be recommended during Spring. The Caribbean Solutions – Island Waves Exfoliating Scrub is a cleansing, refreshing, and calming body scrub which helps revive tissue by removing dry skin.

Step 2 – Avoid Foaming Cleansers

When you have a sensitive skin, replacing foaming cleansers with micellar water would be a smart move. Micellar water is a good cleansing alternative. It doesn’t require rinsing. Avene Micellar Lotion Cleanser and Make-Up remover is perfect for cleansing sensitive skins. This lotion is based on the principle of micellar particles, which protects the skin and carry the active softener. It’s free of soap, alcohol, and oil and it can easily be applied.

Step 3 – Always use a Moisturizer

Sensitive skins are more prone to damages during the Spring. One of the best ways to protect your sensitive skin is to always use a moisturizer. You should give Reviva Labs – Ultra Rich Ultra-Light Daytime Moisturizer with Vitamin C a trial.  This moisturizer refines the skin texture by protecting the skin from pollutants, free radicals, and loss of moistures. You should also limit the amount of time you spend in the sun.