(1) Fallen makeup due to autumn dead skin buildup
Facial skin inevitably suffers some damage, with skin functions gradually declining and metabolism becoming somewhat disordered. This leads to accumulated dead skin cells on the face, creating uneven texture that prevents foundation from blending smoothly.Additionally, excessive dead skin cells prevent toners and moisturizers from penetrating deeply, exacerbating dryness and triggering excessive sebum production—ultimately causing makeup to break down.
(2) Dry Autumn Air
For skin already weakened by summer's challenges, autumn's gradually drying air compounds the problem. Neglecting proper hydration can cause significant damage, making makeup breakdown inevitable.
(3) Reduced Sebum Production in Autumn
While excessive sebum can cause troublesome skin issues like acne, the skin serves as the body's first line of defense. If it becomes overly dry, it cannot fulfill this function effectively. Therefore, appropriate sebum production is essential. As autumn arrives, the body's sebum secretion naturally decreases. It's important to monitor your skin's sebum levels and choose suitable cosmetics and skincare products accordingly.