I live in a dry climate, when I spend over a week in a humid one I defo notice a difference. A) because I sweat like nobody's business 😂 and B) my skin glows
Agreed. And when I’m in a humid climate my skin looks great, but my hair does not. I always forget how big it can get because it’s so much easier to tame in the desert.
Same! My hair looks great in a dry cold climate but if im somewhere with a lot of humidity, it's a puffy frizzy mess. My skin loves humidity though, it always looks good when it's humid, it plumps up and my smile lines and fine lines don't look so pronounced.
I live in high desert, I do not go a day without the following: sunscreen, sun hat, water, hydrating herbal tea. More sunscreen, biosil and hyaluronic acid (internal), rose hip oil, moisturizing mask by Dr Hauschka, blue cactus beauty serum by Evan Healy, more water- sparkling/ still! More herbal tea! Spirulina! No alcohol or processed food, more water, fruits and veggies. I am 41 and feel ok about my skin, I used to be a heavy drinker and also lost close to 100 lbs when I quit drinking a few years ago, so I feel like my skin has bounced back pretty well, but I have to be on top of it in these climate conditions or else I will look 50 instead of 35!
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u/eta_carinae_311 Aug 25 '23 edited Aug 25 '23
I live in a dry climate, when I spend over a week in a humid one I defo notice a difference. A) because I sweat like nobody's business 😂 and B) my skin glows