Impact of climate change on the skin

 The climate in northern latitudes is characterized by winter cold and short warm summers, that is, on the one hand, a good means of tempering. With moderate cold blood vessels dilate, face red. But the constant action of low temperatures, wind and snow leads to a more rapid aging of skin. At long stay in the cold vessels constrict, skin is pale. As a result of spasm worsens blood flow to tissues, disturbed nutrition of the skin, decreased metabolism. The skin becomes pale, limp and dry, peeling, or irritation occurs. Extreme cold dries the skin, making it rougher. May appear spots and streaks on the cheeks.

The mountain climate is accompanied by low barometric pressure, abrupt change of day and night temperatures, fresh air is discharged. All these factors stimulate metabolism, promote protective processes. At the same time alpine climate characterized by low humidity and strong solar radiation and frequent winds. Under the influence of the mountain climate can be solved problems with allergic rashes and irritation, but threatens drying skin and premature aging.

The climate is temperate zone with steppes and forests characterized by small fluctuations in temperature and moderate humidity. This is a good coaching factor for the skin. Sufficient ultraviolet radiation to avoid inflammatory lesions and prevents the appearance of sunburn and pigmentation.

Desert climate with hot dry air and wind causes increased excretion of fluid. Such dehydration ages and dries any skin. It becomes prone to wrinkles. Formed pigment spots - natural protection from UV radiation.

Maritime climate, soft and moist, is ideal for the skin. The air is saturated with sea salt, no sharp fluctuations in temperature. Sea water has good effects on the skin, any skin rashes decrease calms even acne.
At sea air saturated with saving the skin with moisture and becomes a natural glow. This climate helps preserve youth and beauty for a long time.