Summer is coming fast, so you want to start thinking about getting your African American skin ready for the beach season. Recently, My Pure compiled a list of ways to adapt your skin care regimen in preparation of the summer.
First, the news source recommended that people exfoliate.
"With sunnier weather seeing everyone showing off more skin, maintaining your fresh glow is essential. Use an exfoliating sponge or massager every morning in the shower to clean off dead skin cells, which cause havoc for your complexion, especially when sweat and makeup are thrown into the mix," according to My Pure.
Next, the information provider reminded readers that summer means more sun exposure, and greater risk of skin cancer, so it's important to use sunscreen and protective clothing when going outside.
Allure Magazine spoke to Susan Taylor, M.D., who said that sometimes some brands of sunscreen can appear ashy on dark skin. She recommended looking for SPF that is designed for African American skin.
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