Summer skincare: sun protection comes first
Start with a clear routine and products suited to your skin, plus regular sun protection. More products or sessions do not necessarily mean better care.
In this guide
Skin needs vary from person to person. Choose a routine you can maintain, and consult a practitioner about irritation or a persistent concern rather than adding many products at once.
How should you choose sunscreen?
The American Academy of Dermatology recommends a broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher. Outdoors, reapply approximately every two hours and after swimming or sweating, following product instructions.
Is sunscreen alone enough?
Protection also includes shade and suitable clothing. Sunscreen does not offer complete protection or permission to stay longer in the sun. Choose a texture that suits you and encourages regular use.
When should you seek advice?
If your routine causes irritation, or acne or pigmentation needs assessment, discuss it with a dermatologist. A product or procedure should follow an understanding of the concern.
Preparing for a skincare visit
Bring the names of your products and mention allergies or recent procedures. Ask about home care and whether a particular session is suitable now.
Visiting Queen Secret
Choose dermatology or skincare in the booking form. If unsure, request a consultation and contact the branch to confirm details.
General information for awareness, not a diagnosis or personal treatment plan. Your practitioner will assess what is suitable for you.