Guwahati, April 29 -- Summer skincare isn't about adding more products it's about adapting intelligently to heat, humidity, and increased sun exposure. As temperatures rise, your skin produces more sebum, sweats more, and becomes prone to clogged pores, tanning, and irritation. A well-structured routine focuses on balance: keeping skin clean, protected, and hydrated without overwhelming it.

The foundation of any summer routine is cleansing. Sweat, oil, and environmental pollutants accumulate quickly, especially in humid conditions, so washing your face twice daily with a gentle, non-stripping cleanser is essential. Over-cleansing, however, can backfire by triggering excess oil production, so moderation matters. For combination or oily sk...