Here’s a quick tip… As we move from Summer into Fall not only will the seasons change, so will the condition of your beautiful black skin. You will have a tendency to sweat less as the temperatures cool down. What does this mean for your skin?
No sweat can mean clogged pores and dehydration of your skin. It means that you’ll have to take precautions in transitioning your skin into cooler temperatures. It’s time to step up the use of exfoliants and moisturizers.
That’s right, in cooler temperatures your skin will have a tendency to look ashy and gray. A good exfoliating treatment and a rich moisturizer will be the perfect solution to this problem. Caring for your beautiful black skin with a good skin care regimen will guarantee that your skin changes with the season.
To Your Beauty,
Juliette Samuel
Esthetician-President/NYRAJU Skin Care
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