Summer gives us sun, sea, and relaxation, but also a challenge for our skin: UV rays, wind, chlorine, and salt tend to dehydrate the tissues. The result? In September, the skin often appears drier, duller, and less elastic. For this reason, it is essential to include proper body hydration after summer in your daily routine, to restore comfort and radiance.

Dry skin after the holidays: why does it happen?

After summer, the skin undergoes several changes:

Skin dehydration due to exposure to sun and heat.

Thickening as a natural protection from UV rays.

Accumulation of dead cells, which make the complexion look dull.

Loss of elasticity, with an annoying feeling of tight skin.

These signs are clear: the skin needs a boost of hydration and nourishment.

How to hydrate the skin after summer: Millevoglie Cosmetica’s tips

1. Exfoliate gently

The first step to say goodbye to dry skin after the holidays is gentle exfoliation. Our Snail slime and donkey milk cleansers remove dead cells and prepare the skin to better absorb moisturizing treatments.

2. Moisturize every day with nourishing creams

The body cream is the essential ally. The Millevoglie Body Cream, rich in snail slime and donkey milk, provides deep nourishment and leaves the skin soft and velvety for a long time.

3. Add a regenerating oil

For the driest areas, such as legs, elbows, and knees, the ideal is aloe and shea butter cream. Used in the evening, it promotes skin regeneration during nighttime rest.

4. Hydrate from within as well

Drinking water regularly and eating seasonal fruits and vegetables helps keep the skin hydrated and radiant. Beauty always starts from within!

Body hydration: a daily wellness ritual

Caring for your skin after summer is not just an aesthetic gesture, but a true act of wellness. With Millevoglie Cosmetica’s natural products, hydrating the body becomes a simple, pleasant, and effective ritual: the skin regains softness, elasticity, and natural radiance.

🌿 Prolong the beauty of your tan and prevent dryness with proper post-summer hydration.