Your Perfect Morning & Evening Skincare Routine for Autumn
When the seasons change, so should your skincare routine. Autumn brings cooler air, less humidity and more time indoors with the heating on. All of which can impact the skin. A consistent morning and evening routine helps keep your complexion balanced, hydrated and glowing.
Here’s how to create an effective daily routine for autumn.
Morning Routine: Hydration & Protection
Gentle Cleanse
Start your day with a light, refreshing cleanse to remove any overnight build-up without stripping the skin.
Options:
Use the Pineapple Enzyme Face Mask & Cleanser as an invigorating cleanse. The fruit enzymes gently exfoliate while the pink clay purifies, leaving skin soft and fresh.
The Hydrating Foam Face Wash works well to cleanse and refresh the skin with its non-drying formulation, leaving skin clean and hydrated.
Tone & Exfoliate (Optional)
A mild exfoliating tonic helps refine skin texture and keep dullness at bay, especially when used a few times a week.
Try the Exfoliating Tonic with AHA & PHA for a gentle, glow-boosting step.
Hydrate and Brighten
The Organic Face Serum with Vitamin C brightens and defends against environmental damage.
Eye Cream
The delicate eye area can become drier as temperatures drop.
The Retinol Alternative Vitamin A Anti-Ageing Eye Cream can be used both morning and evening to smooth and hydrate, with rich and nourishing pumpkin, broccoli and carrot seed oils, plus cucumber and coconut waters.
Hydrating Moisturiser
If you skin feels like it needs extra hydration, us the Radiance-Boosting Face Cream to help lock moisture into the skin, support the skin barrier and even skin tone.
Protect with SPF
Daytime skincare should always include sun protection, even in autumn.
The Hydrating Broad Spectrum SPF 50 combines hydration with SPF, so your skin stays protected and plumped.
Lip Care
Colder weather means dry lips, keep on top of this to prevent sore, cracked lips.
Rosewood Haze Lip Balm Gloss keeps lips soft with a hint of colour, whereas Bare Lip Balm is a clear gloss which hydrates and locks moisture in. Both have the benefits of a lip balm with the finish of a gloss.
Evening Routine: Repair & Nourish
Double Cleanse
Helps to remove makeup, SPF and daily impurities.
First cleanse, start with the Reviving Cleansing Cream to help melt away makeup, SPF and impurities whilst leaving skin soft, soothed and nourished.
Second cleanse pick between
The Hydrating Foam Face Wash works well to cleanse and refresh the skin with its non-drying formulation, leaving skin clean and hydrated.
Pineapple Enzyme Face Mask & Cleanser as an invigorating cleanse. The fruit enzymes gently exfoliate while the pink clay purifies, leaving skin soft and fresh.
Gentle Exfoliation
Alternatively instead of using as a cleanser, the Pineapple Enzyme Face Mask & Cleanse can be used as a mask: apply and leave on for 10-15 minutes and rinse to unclog pores, gently exfoliate and smooth and brighten the skin, and can be used 1-2 times a week.
The Exfoliating Tonic with AHA & PHA using chemical exfoliants AHAs and Pha to smooth and brighten the skin.
Eye Cream
The delicate eye area can become drier as temperatures drop.
Use the Retinol Alternative Vitamin A Anti-Ageing Eye Cream to smooth and hydrate, with rich and nourishing oils, plus cucumber and coconut waters.
Hydrating Oils
Autumn evenings are ideal for skin repair with actives and nourishing oils.
For added nourishment, apply Anti-Ageing Facial Oil with Pink Microalgae to lock in moisture overnight, with soothing and antioxidant rich botanicals to brighten the skin.
Hydrating Moisturiser
Seal everything in and lock in hydration with the Radiance-Boosting Face Cream to support the skin barrier, even skin tone and wake up with soft, supple skin.
Why Consistency Matters
Morning skincare prepares and protects, while evening skincare repairs and restores. Using products suited for autumn conditions keeps your skin balanced, smooth and radiant all season long.
Lucy Bee
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