The key to skincare during the sweltering summer is lowering the temperature!

Lowering skin temperature is the most important way to prevent sun damage. You can see quick soothing effects by chilling toner, saline solution, or aloe vera gel in the refrigerator and using it as a face pack. However, since excessively low temperatures can irritate the skin, it is best to avoid applying ice directly to the skin or exposing it to direct air conditioning drafts.

Since intense UV rays can cause not only skin damage but also pigmentation issues such as melasma and freckles, we recommend consistently consuming Vitamin C during the summer. It promotes regeneration and aids in collagen synthesis. We recommend this as a summer skincare tip, as it offers both pigmentation reduction and whitening effects.

If your skin has become red and sensitive due to prolonged sun exposure during your vacation, it is important to lower the temperature and soothe it immediately. Leaving it untreated can worsen inflammation and lead to hyperpigmentation, potentially resulting in vascular flushing. By using appropriate products to lower the skin temperature and soothe it, blood vessels constrict, helping to calm sensitive skin.

It is said that even with just this simple care, sebum secretion can be reduced by about 10% and skin inflammation by about 30%, so please give it a try and stay healthy this summer.