How to adapt your skincare routine for spring?

Wind, cold, rain: winter weather conditions dry out the skin (and the spirit). Fortunately, spring is finally here again.

PERSuaded that the needs of the skin are universal, we have developed a simple, targeted and effective routine. Unisex and suitable for all skin tones, this routine is designed to follow you through the seasons. All it needs is a few (small) adjustments to adapt to spring.

Here's how to adapt your skincare routine to the new weather.

1. Gaining in lightness

In winter, weather conditions call for rich, nourishing skin care products to combat dryness and dehydration.
However, with the arrival of warmer weather, we recommend swapping your rich moisturizing cream for a lighter formula. The key is to focus on moisturizing active ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid , which hydrates the different layers of the epidermis and reinforces the skin's hydrolipidic barrier, or allantoin and panthenol, with their soothing, healing and anti-inflammatory properties.

We recommend focusing on moisturizing active ingredients that have an effect on the complexion's luminosity. In the morning, apply a Vitamin C serum, with its antioxidant and moisturizing properties, which also enhance radiance.

2. A new skin... with care

Retinol's keratolytic action stimulates cell renewal for smoother, more toned skin. However, it is a photosensitive active ingredient that reacts to sunlight. We recommend taking particular care, applying it only in the evening, and making sure to protect your skin with sun protection the next day.

3. PROTECT yourself carefully from UV damage

Of course, this injunction isn't just for spring: even in winter, or when the sun isn't visible, UV rays are particularly harmful to the skin, accelerating its ageing process. Adopting sun protection adapted to your phototype is an essential step in your skincare routine, especially with the return of fine weather.

PERS SPF 50+ Jelly offers broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays.

Bonus: its transparent, fluid texture melts into the skin, leaving neither white marks nor a greasy film.