Summer has its hurdles; the heat and humidity can cause a potential beauty crisis for women. However, you don’t need to fret; depending on the product reviews you read, there is a dizzying amount of products on everything from how to moisturize your skin to how to protect yourself from UV rays and boost hair volume.
Caring for your body is a personal choice, so before you delve into your next shopping trip, consider a few beauty products that can make summer beautiful.
The Ideal Sunscreen
Ultraviolet rays increase your risk of skin cancer and aging; wearing sunscreen is one of the best ways to protect your skin’s appearance and preserve its age. Regularly using sunscreen prevents premature skin aging. The Hybrid Gel Sunscreen offers SPF50 broad spectrum protection thanks to its non-greasy and non-sticky UV formula. Its natural botanical extracts act as a skin soother that calms redness and irritation.
The Face
Taking care of your face in summer is just as essential as taking care of it in winter. The August Bioscience Face Cleansing Gel is an ideal choice if you are concerned about your skin. The natural ingredients in this cleansing gel nourish your skin and ward off acne-causing germs, stops breakouts, and leaves your skin smooth and refreshed. The sea buckthorn extract native to Asia, and Europe is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and fatty acids, which can help nourish the skin, improve its texture and reduce inflammation. It is applicable to all skin types, including sensitive skin, thanks to its sulfate-free and paraben-free ingredients.
Dry Brittle Hair
The summer breeze and the ocean are good for the soul, but they can take a toll on your hair. Taking the plunge in the ocean is refreshing but it can also leave your hair strands dehydrated and brittle. The remedy lies in the power of Paul Mitchell’s MarulaOil Rare Oil Treatment. Packed with powerful antioxidants, it tames and softens your hair. Simply place a few drops into your hair and carefully massage your scalp.
Parched Skin
Dry heat takes a toll on your skin; not only does it leave it dry, but it also makes it thirsty. The Malin + Goetz vitamin e face moisturizer quickly hydrates the skin and protects it against the elements. The combination of fatty acids and soothing chamomile oil trap hydration in the skin and slow down the evaporation of water. It delivers the right amount of moisture without feeling greasy or sticky and works collaboratively with facial cleansers.
Pesky Bugs
When the weather warms up, spending time outdoors is delightful, but when pesky bugs are an issue on a camping trip, try the Cutter Lemon Eucalyptus insect Repellent. The active ingredient in the repellent is derived from the leaves of the lemon of the Eucalyptus tree. It repels mosquitoes, including those that transmit viruses like West Nile, Dengue, and Zika.
Deodorant
The ShatPratishat Liquid Powder is a talcum-free alternative to deodorant powder. The lotion is made entirely of organic plant-based components. It protects the skin from rashes due to tight cloth materials and sweat on various parts of the body. Made out of natural ingredients, it’s a great way to prevent dryness, chafing, rashes, and odour without exposing yourself to the hurdles of talcum powder.
Fresh Soles
The heat can leave your feet dry. To reduce perspiration, massage your feet with a few drops of essential lavender oil. The Plant Therapy Lavender Oil moisturizes the skin and is an essential ingredient for the skin’s pores. The natural antibacterial ingredients in the oil infiltrate the pores and leave the feet fresh. The lavender will soothe tired and aching feet and leave it relaxed thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties.
Dry Hands
Frequent contact with the soil and water can wreak havoc on your hands, especially when gardening in the backyard. The remedy lies in the Urtekram Coconut hand cream. The combination of organic virgin coconut oil and hyaluronic acid strengthens and nourishes the hands and nails. It also soothes cuts, scrapes, and sunburns and moisturizes the skin thanks to its organic, vegan, and natural original moisturizing oils.
Aaron Levinson | Staff Writer
