By India Espy-Jones ·Updated June 17, 2024
When the season transitions, so does our skin. In the fall, our skin may feel in constant fluctuation and during the winter, more dry. Meanwhile, allergies and pollution may cause sensitivity in the spring.
During the summer season, however, “our skin tends to be more sebaceous and oily,” double board-certified pediatric and cosmetic dermatologist, Dr. Karan Lal tells ESSENCE. This is because sweating and the
