Seasonal Weather Changes Impact Skin Health, Experts Explain
Seasonal transitions, such as moving from cold to hot weather or vice versa, can significantly affect skin health. According to dermatologists cited in the source, changes in temperature, humidity, and sun exposure disrupt the skin's natural balance, leading to issues like dryness, irritation, and breakouts. During warmer months, increased sweat and sebum production can clog pores, causing acne and irritation, especially when sweat is trapped under clothing. Conditions like rosacea may also flare up due to heat and abrupt temperature changes. Conversely, colder months bring challenges like dry air and low humidity, which can exacerbate eczema and psoriasis. The skin barrier, a critical protective layer, often struggles to adapt to these rapid environmental changes, making it more vulnerable to external irritants. 
