08/04/2026
When the weather is hot and humid, your skin may feel oilier than usual. Many people assume that means they should stop using moisturizer—but that's often the opposite of what your skin needs.
Heat, sun exposure, air conditioning**, and** spending more time outdoors can all contribute to dehydration. When your skin becomes dehydrated, it may actually produce more oil to compensate, leaving your complexion feeling both oily and dry at the same time.
The key is choosing the right moisturizer. A lightweight, professional-quality formula can help maintain your skin's moisture barrier without feeling heavy or greasy.
Every person's skin is unique, and your skincare routine should be too. If you're unsure which products or routine are best for your skin this summer, we'd be happy to help.
📍 Own Your Skin Penticton
✨ Personalized skincare by Denise Walker, RN
