Skin care calendar for 2022

The zodiac sign for 2022 is the tiger, but what is less known is that there are a total of 60 combinations of the 12 animals and the 5 stems. This year's zodiac sign, the tiger, is the water tiger, which means that the year will be a time when the harsh winter is overcome, buds begin to sprout, and new growth begins. It's been almost two years since the outbreak of the new coronavirus, and this may be a sign that this will be the year when we overcome this hardship and start living after the coronavirus on a global scale. Here are some tips and ideas for creating a skin care plan for the year.

Skin care calendar for 2022

I've organized my 2022 skincare calendar based on skin type.
As we continue to wear masks, the humidity and temperature inside the mask continues to be high, causing moisture evaporation from the inside of the skin to increase, weakening the skin's barrier function and making it vulnerable to external stimuli. We have also included this point in our skin care calendar. Work on your skin care routine according to your own skin type and the season!

Skin care according to skin type

There are four widely known skin types: normal skin, dry skin, oily skin, and combination skin. Skin type changes depending on the season and your lifestyle, so it is important to thoroughly analyze and understand your current skin condition and adjust your overall beauty routine, including skin care, according to the situation.

① Normal skin
It is a healthy state with little sebum and a lot of moisture, fine texture, luster, healthy keratin metabolism, and a normal barrier function, making the skin strong and strong. However, in winter, the skin tends to become dry, and in summer, the skin tends to become oily, so even in healthy skin, carelessness is the enemy. Skin care according to the season is required.
② Dry skin
This type of skin has little sebum and moisture, and is prone to dryness and roughness. The barrier function is not well maintained, making it prone to skin problems. Incorporate products that have both moisturizing and water-retaining functions into your daily skin care routine.
3. Oily skin
This is a condition where there is more sebum than water, pores are more noticeable, and acne and pimples are more likely to occur. Be sure to cleanse and wash your face thoroughly to thoroughly wash away makeup and sebum dirt from deep within your pores. You should also review your diet, such as avoiding oily foods.
④ Combination skin (dry and oily combination)
This type has areas with a lot of sebum and areas with little moisture, and the condition varies depending on the part of the face. In many cases, the center of the face is oily skin and the outside is dry skin. Cleanse and wash your face carefully, use plenty of lotion that has moisturizing and hydrating functions, and try to improve the moisture content of your skin.

We've provided you with information and ideas to help you create your skin care plan for the year.
Next time, I would like to give you some tips on skin care as winter ends and spring approaches.