5 Tips for Boosting Your Skin Post-Summer Vacation

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If you managed to get away this summer for a relaxing vacation, hopefully, you returned refreshed with a radiant-looking summer glow. All the fun in the sun can take a toll on your skin, though. If your skin needs a pick-me-up or feels rough and dehydrated, here are a few ways to rejuvenate the look of your skin and hang onto the post-vacation bliss.

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Resume Exfoliating

Exfoliation helps unclog pores and get rid of dead skin buildup. The trick is to use a gentle product because you don’t want to damage your skin, but you do want to remove dull, dead skin to help reveal a radiant-looking complexion. Look for a mild exfoliator and keep using it once or twice a week through the rest of summer. Azelaic acid and micro-crystalline volcanic lava are ingredients that help buff away impurities.

Moisturize with a Water Cream

Warm temperatures call for a lightweight face cream packed with excellent hydrators. Water creams are an excellent example because they usually have ingredients that help the skin attract and retain moisture, such as hyaluronic acid and pure, filtered water low in hard minerals. Look for an oil-free hydrating cream that’s good for all skin types, especially those with oily or blemish-prone skin. A high-performance water cream can help boost the skin’s moisture levels and may feature antioxidants to help protect the skin from environmental stressors.

 Rehydrate with a Hydrogel Mask

Summers, in general, can cause the skin to become dehydrated and dry, and a sunny vacation may exacerbate that effect. Besides drinking plenty of water, a hydrogel mask can give your skin a moisture boost for instant gratification. Skin-loving ingredients in beauty face masks, such as hyaluronic acid and glycerin, are excellent for helping the skin hold moisture and plumping the look of your complexion.

Use a Plant-Based Growth Factor Serum

Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF) from plants, such as barley, is a moisture-binding signaling protein that helps rejuvenate the look of skin and helps it retain moisture for long-lasting hydration. An EGF serum for all skin types should be one of your must-haves in your daily skin care routine after your summer vacation. This product helps support your skin’s natural collagen production to keep it looking visibly healthy and smooth.

 Refresh with a Cooling Eye Serum

Squinting on bright, sunny summer days may make crow’s feet and wrinkles more prominent. To help minimize visible signs of premature aging, start using a fine line eye serum to target the appearance of the delicate skin around your eyes. You may be able to restore the look of plumpness and decrease the look of fine lines with a hydrating eye serum. Bonus points if you find a product with a cooling stainless steel rollerball applicator for a refreshing finish.

Reviving your summer skin after a sunny vacation doesn’t have to be difficult. With the right combination of products for hydration, protection, and nourishment, you can restore your skin’s radiance and visible health.

About BIOEFFECT

BIOEFFECT’s best-selling barley EGF skin care line combines the power of nature and biotechnology to promote visibly healthier skin. The Icelandic skin care brand utilizes Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF) derived from barley plants, pure, lava-filtered Icelandic water, and a range of other clean, effective ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid and glycerin. The collection of products includes everything from facial cleansers to award-winning EGF serums and face creams, all formulated to give your skin a smoother, plumper appearance. Suitable for all skin types, BIOEFFECT’s products with minimal ingredients and pure formulations effectively address visible signs of aging. Whether you’re looking for a fine line eye serum or a lightweight daily moisturizer, BIOEFFECT has what you need for your daily regimen.

 Support your skin with barley EGF skin care and more clean beauty products from BIOEFFECT at https://www.bioeffect.com/

Location: 450 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10017, USA

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