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Derm Recommends 6 Easy Swaps for Better Skin


Key Insights

  • Skin Changes: As fall approaches, skin may become drier and more irritated due to changes in weather.
  • Product Adjustment: Lightweight summer products may not suffice for fall’s drier conditions.
  • Expert Advice: Licensed esthetician Jennifer Adell suggests strategic product swaps for better hydration.
  • Seasonal Mistakes: Avoid common skincare mistakes that can exacerbate dryness during the fall.

If your skin suddenly feels drier, tighter, or more irritated once fall rolls around, your summer skincare routine could be partly to blame. The lightweight moisturizers, oil-controlling cleansers and exfoliating acids that got you through months of heat and humidity may not give your skin what it needs once temperatures and humidity levels start to drop.

“Summer routines lean heavy on lightweight, oil-controlling products,” licensed esthetician Jennifer Adell tells E!. But as the air gets drier and indoor heating comes into play, she says some of those products can start working against your skin. That doesn’t mean you need to replace everything on your bathroom shelf.

A few strategic swaps can help keep your skin hydrated, smooth and comfortable throughout fall and into winter.

We asked Adell what to scale back on, which ingredients to add and the seasonal skincare mistake you definitely don’t want to make. Plus, we’ve rounded up products to help make the transition easier.

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Sarah Parker is a research analyst and content contributor with a strong interest in business strategy, organizational behavior, and social development. With a background in sociology and public policy, she focuses on exploring the intersection between research and real-world application. Sarah regularly contributes articles that bridge academic insights and practical relevance, aiming to foster critical thinking and innovation across sectors.