Confira o que acontece com a pele do rosto no inverno

Durante o inverno, a umidade do ar baixa e as temperaturas mais frias levam à diminuição na transpiração corporal. Esses fatores fazem com que a pele fique mais seca. Besides that, nesta época, é comum tomarmos banhos mais quentes, que provocam uma remoção da oleosidade natural de forma mais intensa, diminuindo o manto lipídico que retém a umidade da pele.

Tanto a pele do rosto quanto a do corpo estão sujeita ao ressecamento no inverno. O clima frio e seco pode deixá-las com aspecto esbranquiçado, o que indica a desnaturação das proteínas. Para evitar tais sintomas é importante fazer hidratações corporais mais profundas e, Besides that, investir em uma alimentação saudável, rica em vitaminas e antioxidantes, o que pode trazer benefícios em longo prazo.

Dicas para manter a pele hidratada

  • Beber no mínimo dois litros de água por dia.
  • Evitar banhos quentes e muito demorados; evitar se ensaboar demais e usar buchas, que também contribuem para alterar a composição do manto hidrolipídico (hidratante natural produzido pelo organismo) que protege a pele.
  • Usar o hidratante logo após sair do box – ainda no banheiro – com aquele vaporzinho pós-banho, que ajuda na penetração do creme.
  • Os lábios também costumam ressecar muito no inverno. É importante usar hidratantes específicos para essa região e, like this, evitar rachaduras.
  • Usar filtro solar diariamente.

Source:sbd.org

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