Lip skincare: dermatologists take the fall step by step –

A fleshy mouth with a well-defined cupid’s bow is an object of desire in dermatological offices.

“It can be achieved through adequate volume and hydration, taking into account the characteristics, personality and ethnicity of each one. A beautiful mouth has the right volume, however, with naturalness and anatomical functionality. We were able to define the cupid’s bow through filling with hyaluronic acid”, points out dr. Michele MonteiroMember of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology.

However, the milder and drier seasons can be great villains for those looking for that mouth – often forgotten while we are concerned with facial skincare. to the dermatologist Daniela Balizardo, from Clínica Vanité, in São Paulo, in addition to the chewing function; speaking and breathing, it is a fundamental part of facial beauty, so it should receive the same care and dedication given to the skin.

Remember that season changes are important times to update your skincare steps. With the arrival of autumn, in addition to the drop in temperatures, the climate tends to become drier, a fact that reduces the natural oiliness of the skin and makes it necessary to adapt the routine to the period.

CARE FOR LIPS IN WINTER

“Hydration is essential to obtain a healthier lip, and should be done right after facial cleaning and teeth brushing. Remember that your mouth is also exposed to the cold, wind, pollution and lack of humidity. Therefore, in addition to abundant water intake, make use of moisturizers with essential substances such as hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, ceramides, panthenol and shea butter”, suggests dr. Daniela, who is also a Titular Member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology.

Anyone who thinks that you don’t need to be aware of sun protection is wrong. “The lips need special care, especially for those who expose themselves, even on the coldest days. It is essential to use lipstick or lip gloss with SPF”, proposes dr. Michele who still gives fall care tips.

“We can exfoliate every 10 or 15 days. In addition, we still have some treatment options in dermatological offices, such as the superficial ablative laser, where we manage to create microperforations on this surface and, after that, we do a ‘drug delivery’ with hyaluronic acid to help maintain the hydration and beauty of the region ”, signals the dermatologist.