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Labor Day brings it with new fashion goals, football, pumpkins, the falling of leaves, and brand new possibilities. But it also brings with it something else you might not think of: the turning of the page of your skincare playbook.
In fact, Labor Day marks the end of your summer skincare routine, and the beginning of a new AUTUMN-BASED SKINCARE REGIMEN. And this regimen is essential, as Labor Day is the ultimate time to reflect, reconsider, and reassess your skincare plans. (1)
And if you're nervous about what to change, don't be, because now it's never been easier to guide your skincare ship forward and prepare for a SHINING AND BEAUTIFUL FALL that you'll love.
In this holiday-themed blog we talk about your post-Labor Day skincare routine, and how you can achieve your BEST SKIN HEALTH today!
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of your summer, and the beginning of a NEW WAY of looking at your skin. And one of the most important things you need to do after Labor Day is MOISTURIZE.
Thicker moisturizing is needed in fall to build up and replenish the essential fatty acids in your skin that are vulnerable after Labor Day. Your post-Labor Day moisturizer will also strengthen your outer skin barrier, which is important in preventing eczema, dryness, and irritation. (2)
Your thicker moisturizer should also be ALL-NATURAL, as the right one with ALL-NATURAL INGREDIENTS can also remedy the sun damage your skin has incurred from the summer, while also protecting your body from common dryness that occurs after Labor Day. (3)
Along with the cooler weather that comes after Labor Day, there is also less humidity, which is a major problem for your skin. Reduced humidity weakens your skin and leads to dryness and flakiness, even if you're not usually prone to dryness.

To fight this, MOISTURIZE, especially after bathing, to prevent damaging skin conditions that arise during the cooler weather like eczema, and to prevent irritation that's common during the dry and cool months. (5)
And when moisturizing, don't forget to moisturize your whole body, including the super-sensitive skin under your eyes. Moisturizing will help prevent the development of dry patches, and also compensate for the less oil you produce after Labor Day. (6)
Another important aspect of your post-Labor Day skincare routine needs to be a good CLEANSER rich in ALL-NATURAL ESSENTIAL OILS, as increasing your collagen is essential in facilitating the recovery of your skin.
VITAMIN C is one way to boost your collagen levels, as it also evens out your skin and fights SPF rays that might be hurting your skin as a result of reduced sunscreen protection common after Labor Day. (7)

VITAMIN C will also reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, which can come after long summers in the sun and as a result of reduced collagen levels. And as an added bonus, VITAMIN C will also protect your skin from the pesky environmental damage that arises after Labor Day. (8)
Now that we know the importance of your post-Labor Day skincare routine, it's essential that you consider the ingredients within it. For example, to avoid skin irritation, you need to avoid irritating ingredients such as sulfates and alcohol.
Instead, it's important that you add ALL-NATURAL FACIAL OILS to your skincare regimen. This will restore your moisture during the dry months post-Labor Day, and boost you with essential anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. (10)
And if you're hesitant about applying oils to your face, remember: facial oils are not the reason for your breakouts. In fact, facial oils prepare your skin for the day and can undo the harmful effects of fall environmental triggers. (11)
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