Protecting skin from heat stress
Rising temperatures in the summer threaten the skin with heat exhaustion, leading to persistent redness, dryness, roughness, tingling, and burning sensations. Additionally, there is increased oil production, dark spots, and puffiness around the eyes. It is advised to act quickly to protect the skin by avoiding sunlight, using cold compresses, and providing immediate and adequate hydration with water and moisturizers containing aloe vera and glycerin. Regular use of broad-spectrum sunscreen is also recommended. Essential measures include reducing direct sun exposure and avoiding harsh chemical products to maintain healthy, radiant skin during hot weather.
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