As spring arrives in the UK, so does the pollen count. But rising pollen levels can affect more than just our sinuses, they can also bother the skin. Pollen particles are incredibly fine and can settle on exposed areas like the face and neck, where they may generate redness, itching, or small rashes, particularly for those with sensitive or dry skin. The natural skin care experts at Aromantic say the best way to look after your skin during hay fever season is to focus on strengthening that barrier. The team says, “For those who suffer from hay fever, your skin may be more susceptible to sensitivity, meaning that the products you use are very important. “Some cleansers and moisturisers may result in soreness and dryness, especially around delicate areas of the face, like the eyes. “It’s best to choose a skin care method that includes natural, calming moisturisers. “Keeping your skin well-hydrated can also help create a protective barrier that makes it harder for environmental irritants to take hold. By drinking more water, your skin will naturally become more hydrated and maintain its own moisture. This then supports skin cells to function properly, which can sustain your skin’s elasticity and resilience. If you pair this with a moisturiser full of natural ingredients, you can reinforce the barrier from the outside while hydration supports it internally. “But if you’ve been outside for a while and you’re still struggling with your hay fever, it’s best to cleanse the skin when you come…
