Crossdressers New Fall Skincare Routine

The skincare routine you used during summer weather is not going to suffice in the fall. Your skin is going to be taking a beating from the chilly weather, so you’ll want to prepare it for that. But don’t worry sisters! You’re not alone, I’ve got you covered.

The change of seasons brings with it a whole host of new problems for your skin. You’re probably already experiencing some dryness and irritation, but there are also other things you can do to help keep your skin looking its best as the weather turns colder. First of all, it’s important to keep your skin hydrated. If you’re used to exfoliating once a week or once every two weeks during the summer months, now is the time to start doing so up to three times a week. 

Finally, remember that sunscreen isn’t just for summer anymore! It’s important that you wear sunscreen even when it’s colder outside because UV rays can still reach through clouds and reflective surfaces such as snow or ice. The fall season brings with it a whole new set of challenges for your skin—and if you’re not prepared, these can lead to dryness, redness, and irritation.

1. Change skincare routine to accommodate the new climate

Fall is officially here and with it comes a change in the weather. With the changing of the seasons, it’s important to remember that our skin also changes. There are many ways to help your skin adjust to the changes in temperature, and one of the easiest is by adjusting your skincare routine. It’s a must because your skin needs to be protected from harsh weather conditions. With the cold weather comes dry air and wind, which can cause your skin to become dehydrated and irritated.

Another reason is, the weather is cooling down and there are fewer daylight hours each day. This means that you’ll likely spend more time indoors or in a heated space like an office building or car. This can make it harder for your body to maintain its natural temperature levels, which could result in dryness. Your skin is a living breathing thing. It needs to be nourished and cared for just as your entire body does! If you want to look your best and feel great, follow these tips to keep your skin healthy.

2. Use a gentle toner

As the weather cools and the leaves begin to change in color, your skin may start to feel dry and irritated. To help take care of your skin during this time of year, use a gentle toner to soothe and hydrate your complexion. Keeping your skin looking fresh, clean, and radiant all season long is imperative this fall. Use a gentle toner to accommodate the fall season. It’s all about balancing out your skin, so you don’t want to use anything too harsh on it just because it’s chilly outside! This season, you don’t want to strip your skin of moisture or dry it out with harsh chemicals. Instead, use a gentle toner.

One thing you can do is apply a hydrating toner after cleansing your face. This will help lock in moisture and prevent moisture loss. This will also help to remove any excess dirt or makeup that may still be on your skin as well as provide an extra boost of hydration. Toner is a good way to improve your skin’s health by removing excess dirt and oil, which can cause acne or breakouts. It also helps balance the pH levels of your skin so that it’s not too alkaline or acidic. Some toners have added ingredients like witch hazel or aloe vera that can help reduce inflammation and redness in problem areas like acne scars or blemishes.

3. Upgrade to Vitamin C Moisturizer or Add a Vitamin C Serum

One of the most important things sisters can do is moisturize regularly, especially this fall. Moisturizers help maintain moisture in your skin, which helps prevent dryness and irritation. It’s also time to upgrade your Vitamin C Moisturizer or add a vitamin C serum to your skincare routine. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that has been shown to help prevent damage caused by free radicals and oxidative stress, as well as increase collagen production, making it an excellent choice for fall’s cooler temperatures.

The dryer weather means your skin has to work harder to keep itself hydrated. With less water in the air, your skin gets drier and more dehydrated. It also loses elasticity and becomes more susceptible to wrinkles. And wrinkles aren’t very feminine. Moisturizing is important for your health as well as your appearance.

When you moisturize regularly, it keeps your skin soft and supple—which helps prevent premature aging. It also helps retain moisture, which can improve the quality of your sleep and reduce stress levels during the day. If you’re not sure which moisturizer will work best for you, consider buying one that has SPF in it. This way, you can protect yourself from sun damage while keeping your skin hydrated and soft.

4. Use SPF! (yes, even in the fall)

Speaking of SPF, even in the fall you need to use SPF! First of all, no excuses—sisters need to wear sunscreen every day. You can’t just wait until summer is over, it’s important 365 days a year. The sun is still out, and you should still be using sunscreen. It’s true: the sun doesn’t stop shining just because it gets colder outside. In fact, it’s even more important to protect your skin this time of year. You see, when we’re dealing with shorter days and less sunlight, our bodies need to work extra hard to produce vitamin D—which is essential for bone health and protecting against certain cancers.

And even if you don’t think you’ll be out in the sun for long periods of time, that doesn’t mean you’re safe from UV damage. It only takes about 15 minutes for a sunburn-causing number of rays to reach your skin—so even if you’re going for a walk in the park or have something quick like lunch outside, it’s important to wear sunscreen! Sunscreen is important for your femininity. This isn’t just about avoiding wrinkles and skin cancer—it’s about making sure you’re putting your best face forward, every day. I don’t know about you, but when I’m out during this season, I feel like a goddess. And that’s because I take care of myself by wearing sunscreen every time—even if it’s just a little bit of coverage under my eyes or around my lips.

5. Apply moisturizer to lock in moisture

It’s time to make sure you’re locking in moisture this fall season by applying a moisturizer that will keep those pesky dry patches at bay. I recommend using a lightweight moisturizer that contains hyaluronic acid or glycerin, which will help to keep your skin hydrated. When you skip moisturizing, your skin loses its natural protection from the elements. When that happens, it can’t hold on to water like it normally would, which means your skin is more prone to drying out and becoming flaky. Not only that, but those flakes can make skin look older than it actually is—and no crossdresser wants that!

If you have sensitive skin, try looking for ones that are fragrance-free and made with natural ingredients. If you want something more lightweight and easier to apply, look for moisturizers that come in a pump instead of a jar or tube. A good moisturizer will help keep your skin soft, smooth, and supple without making it feel greasy or oily. So, don’t let a little bit of cold weather get in the way of looking fresh-faced and feeling great all day long! Apply moisturizer at least once every morning and night. You’ll be glad you did! Don’t forget to drink lots of water, too! Water helps keep your body hydrated from the inside out, so if you’re drinking enough water every day (about eight glasses), then you should be able to feel it in your skin as well.

6. Start an exfoliation regimen

If you want to keep your skin looking fresh and radiant during the season change, consider starting an exfoliation regimen. Exfoliation is a great way to keep your skin looking fresh and healthy all year long, but it’s especially important during the fall. As you’re bundling up and going outside less often, your pores can get clogged with dirt, oil, and dead skin cells that have built up over the summer months.

This can make your skin look dull and tired—and if you’re not careful, it can even lead to breakouts! Exfoliation helps remove dead skin cells, which can make your complexion look dull and dry. By removing these dead cells, you’ll reveal smoother, more glowing skin that looks fresh and bright—and who wouldn’t want that?

You can find many different types of exfoliants at your local drugstore: think creams, gels, foams, or even scrubs! Just remember to choose one that’s gentle enough for your skin type. If you’re unsure about what kind will work best for you, ask an expert at the store. To prevent this from happening, try using an exfoliating scrub once or twice a week in addition to your regular cleanser. But just be sure not to overdo it.

Scrubbing too much can actually make your skin dry out faster than normal! Don’t forget about moisturizing after you scrub. Your skin will still be prone to dryness even when you’re using an exfoliant regularly, so make sure you always top off with an ample layer of lotion or cream before bedtime (and throughout the day if needed).

The cool weather can be unforgiving—especially when it comes to your skin. But you don’t have to forsake your beauty and femininity just because of the chilly weather. This fall, don’t let anything hold you back from looking fabulous!