Is your skin on a clock? ⏰

We know our sleep, hormones and energy levels follow a circadian rhythm, but skin does too. Throughout the day, things like sebum production, barrier function, water loss and cellular repair can shift, meaning the skin may behave differently in the morning than it does at night.

In our latest blog, we’re taking a closer look at how circadian rhythm influences skin function and why timing may matter more than we think when it comes to supporting healthy skin.

Do you think we should be considering time of day more when building a skin care routine?

Read the full blog here:

Is Your Skin on a Clock? Understanding Circadian Rhythm and Skin Function | IDI Community