06/09/2026
π Why Does My Skin Get Drier When The Weather Changes?
You notice it when you wash your hands.
They feel a little tighter than usual.
Later, you pull on your jumper...
and your skin feels dry again.
Maybe it's your hands.
Maybe your face.
Maybe those familiar dry patches have started coming back.
And you think:
βHere we go again.β
For some people, the change from summer into autumn seems to be the moment their skin starts feeling different.
But why?
As the weather becomes cooler, changes in temperature, humidity and our everyday environment can all affect the skin.
And before long, we start spending more time indoors too.
Heating goes on.
Showers get hotter.
The air around us can become drier.
All of this can make it harder for the skin to hold onto moisture - particularly if your skin is already prone to dryness or irritation.
Simple things can sometimes help support your skin, such as:
π§ using a moisturiser regularly
πΏ avoiding very hot, long showers
π§΄ choosing gentle skincare products
π being aware of fabrics or products that seem to irritate your skin
π noticing whether your symptoms seem different in particular environments
And that last point is interesting.
Because sometimes we focus only on what we put on our skin...
when our everyday environment may also be worth thinking about.
At Leicester Wellness Studio, our frequency therapy informed by bioresonance principles (BICOM) aims to support the body's natural regulatory systems and overall wellbeing.
Our approach looks at the person as a whole rather than assuming that one symptom automatically has one cause.
Because dry or irritated skin can have many possible explanations - and persistent or troublesome symptoms deserve appropriate assessment rather than guesswork.
π¬ Today's question:
Does your skin seem to change when autumn arrives?
Or do you notice dryness throughout the whole year?
Tell us in the comments. π
π TP Wellness β’ Leicester
π Tomasz: 07761374278
π Pawel: 07923825242
π tpwellness.co.uk
π¬ Message us to learn more about our holistic approach to supporting your wellbeing.
This post is for informational and educational purposes onlyl.