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Skin Care in Tune with Nature. How to Protect Your Skin While Spending More Time Outdoors

As the days grow longer and warmer, we naturally spend more time outside—walking, gardening, travelling or enjoying slow living moments in nature. However, increased exposure to sun, wind and pollution can impact the skin’s health. So how can you protect and nourish your skin in a conscious, nature-inspired way?

Protection Comes First

Time outdoors brings joy—but also environmental stressors like UV rays and free radicals. A daily SPF is non-negotiable. Choose sunscreens that include moisturising and antioxidant-rich ingredients, such as Vitamin E or Niacinamide. Don’t forget to reapply during the day—especially after sunbathing or physical activity.

Evening Cleansing as a Ritual

Cleansing your face in the evening should be more than a routine—it’s a calming ritual. It helps remove sweat, impurities and sunscreen residue while restoring the skin’s balance. Go for gentle cleansers that preserve your skin’s natural barrier.

Support from Within and Without

Hydration, nourishment and active ingredients are essential. Ceramides, hyaluronic acid and botanical extracts help repair and strengthen the skin. Adaptogens are also powerful allies, enhancing your skin’s resilience against environmental stress.

Remember that skin care is holistic—hydration, sleep and a balanced diet all contribute to a healthy glow.

Celebrate Nature, Honour Your Skin

A forest walk, morning yoga on the terrace, or a weekend picnic—each moment outdoors can be a ritual of presence. Let your skincare reflect this mindset—not a chore, but a mindful expression of self-care.

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