Dermatologist-Approved Tips to Get Your Skin Fall-Ready

  • Now Playing

    Changes to Make to Your Skin Care Routine for the Colder Months

    04:31

  • UP NEXT

    Tips for Taking Better Care of Your Mental Well-Being

    05:53

  • Do Viral Health Claims About Living Longer Actually Work?

    05:14

  • Adam Grant on Connecting With People With 3 Types of Bonds

    04:36

  • How This Teen’s Health Journey Shaped Her Passion for Softball

    07:46

  • How Clean are Hotel Rooms? What to Know Before Checking in

    05:14

  • How to Set Boundaries at Home and at Work Without the Guilt

    05:16

  • Foods to Add to Your Diet for a Healthy and Happy Gut

    04:24

  • Ron Bennington Talks Hosting Comedy Podcast During Chemo

    05:24

  • Meet the Woman Bringing 4th Trimester Care to American Moms

    04:45

  • Exclusive: Promising Brain Cancer Vaccine Gives Hope to Patients

    02:32

  • US Calls for Transparency on Reported Russian Plague Death

    03:06

  • Why You Should Be Wary of Cholesterol Advice on Social Media

    05:12

  • NY Declares Measles Emergency; Pennsylvania Cases Surge

    02:16

  • Why Esther Perel Says Americans Are in a Sex Recession

    12:54

  • Are Flu and Cold Symptoms Worse for Men or Women?

    05:02

  • Brooke Eby, Who Chronicled Life With ALS on TikTok, Dies at 37

    01:32

  • Researcher at Russian Lab Dies After Potential Plague Exposure

    02:32

  • This Doctor Soothes Patients by Performing Music on the Cello

    03:28

  • Why Sharing Your Family’s Health History With Doctor is Important

    04:22

After a long, hot summer, our skin may still be feeling the effects of the blistering sun long into the fall. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Angela Lamb joins the 3rd Hour of TODAY to share tips on how to reverse the impacts of summer heat and keep your skin balanced and healthy going into a colder, dryer time of the year. Her advice includes loading up on Vitamin C, adding extra moisturizer to your daily skin care routine and never skipping SPF (even when the sun’s not out!).

Source link