EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 24 MIN
Why Your Skin Freaks Out Every Fall (And How to Fix It)
from The Functional Aesthetician · host Samantha Dench
When the seasons shift, your skin feels it first. From dry, tight, and flaky skin to unexpected breakouts and flare-ups, fall can be tough on your complexion.In this episode, we talk about why seasonal changes trigger skin problems, how to tell the difference between dry, dehydrated, and sensitive skin, and the simple changes that help your skin stay hydrated, balanced, and calm all season long.In this Episode, You’ll Learn:How to repair your skin barrier Calm dryness, irritation, and redness from cold, dry airRecognize and manage seasonal breakouts and dullnessSupport your skin through eczema and rosacea flare-upsTransition your skincare routine for fall without overwhelming your skinWhether you’re struggling with irritation, dryness, or those frustrating seasonal breakouts, this episode will help you understand what’s happening beneath the surface and how to restore your glow from the inside out.Resources Mentioned: ➡️ Visit our website for skincare recommendations: http://skindeepil.comCoupon Code: Seasonal15🎧 Follow on Apple Podcasts & Spotify to stay updated on new episodes each week.💬 Tag us on social media: @skindeepil Add a photo of your bathroom skincare products you pulled out of your cabinet
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When the seasons shift, your skin feels it first. From dry, tight, and flaky skin to unexpected breakouts and flare-ups, fall can be tough on your complexion. In this episode, we talk about why seasonal changes trigger skin problems, how to tell the difference between dry, dehydrated, and sensitive skin, and the simple changes that help your skin stay hydrated, balanced, and calm all season long. In this Episode, You’ll Learn: How to repair your skin barrier Calm dryness, irritation, and...
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