As fall settles in, the skin’s needs inevitably change. Cooler air, lower humidity, and indoor heating can leave it vulnerable to dryness and imbalance. Refining your routine with richer, more protective formulas now will keep your complexion radiant and resilient through the season ahead.
WHAT TO USE IN FALL
1) A Richer Moisturizer
The air gets drier, especially with indoor heating. Choose a cream that contains humectants, emollients, and occlusives to lock in moisture.
TATA HARPER
Tata’s richest moisturizer is formulated with sixteen sources of hydration and twelve sources of age-defying botanicals that lift, plump, and volumize the look of the skin.
SAHAJAN
A little is all you need of this rich formula, based on the 5000-year-old practice of Ayurveda, a clinically proven cream for glowing, ageless skin.
2) Gentle Non-Foaming Cleansers
Avoid overly aggressive cleansers. Choose formulas with a pH close to that of the skin (≈ 5.5) to preserve the skin barrier.
PCA SKIN
Gently dissolve makeup, oil, and other impurities with this lightweight pre-cleansing oil, formulated with emollient moisturizers and potent antioxidants.
PRO-DERM
This cleanser, with an optimal acid pH of 4,5, maintains the skin’s integrity. It contains 40% aloe barbadensis extract, allantoin and is enriched with lavender essential oil.
3) Gentle Weekly Exfoliation
To remove dead skin cells and revive your complexion’s radiance, use a gentle exfoliator once a week.
SKINCEUTICALS
This oil-free serum is formulated to simultaneously exfoliate skin and replenish moisture for a smooth, radiant complexion.
WONDER VALLEY
A nutrient-rich blend of botanical powders activates with this oil cleanser to provide a deep yet gentle facial exfoliation to decongest and remove dead skin cells, revealing soft and radiant skin.
4) Moisturizing & Antioxidant Serums
Apply a moisturizing serum under your cream to boost hydration. Antioxidants such as vitamin C, resveratrol, and niacinamide help fight free radicals and pollution.
VIVIER
An advanced oil-free anti-aging Vitamin C serum specifically formulated to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, as well as to reduce further signs of aging.
PRO-DERM
Combining two powerful antioxidants, ferulic acid and resveratrol, this serum neutralizes the damaging effects of free radicals on the skin’s structures, allowing to prevent and correct signs of aging.
5) Nourishing Nights Masks
Apply a repair mask once or twice a week to strengthen the skin barrier and soothe irritated skin.
THE GREY
A multi-active face mask that strengthens, replenishes and restores the skin while you sleep—supercharged with a 24-hour “chronoactive” active to protect the epidermal lipids.
SAHAJAN
Apply a generous layer to cleansed face and neck avoiding the eyes. Sleep, rinse off in the morning and enjoy your beautiful skin. For extra nourishment, apply after or instead of moisturizer.
6) Sun Protection
Even though the sun is less intense, UV rays are still present. Continue to use light sunscreen.
SKINCEUTICALS
A soothing multi-protective SPF 50 with calming Tripeptide technology and bisabolol. Suitable for sensitive and redness-prone skin.
COLORESCIENCE
Provides mineral powder protection against UVA/UVB pollution and other environmental aggressors.
7) Targeted Lips & Eye Contour Care
These areas are particularly sensitive to cold and wind. Use nourishing balms and specific creams.
SAHAJAN
Sahajan’s luxe Lip Karma blends feature castor, rapeseed and argan oils to offer deep hydration and just the right amount of shine.
TATA HARPER
A refillable, multi-correctional eye cream that brightens, smooths, de-puffs, and hydrates to rejuvenate signs of aging and fatigue. Best for fine lines, dryness, under eye bags, and dark circles.
What To Avoid
– Textures that are too light (ie, gels, summer lotions) – they are no longer sufficient to properly moisturize the skin
– Aggressive exfoliants or too frequent exfoliation can irritate skin already sensitized by the cold
– Foaming or sulphate-based cleansers, which are too harsh for this season
– Forgetting SPF. Even in the fall, UV rays continue to damage the skin
