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Cold weather doesn't mean low UV. Why winter is when pigmentation creeps back.
It’s cold, so people stop wearing SPF. That’s usually when pigmentation starts creeping back. Across the UAE, dermatologists say they see the same winter pattern every year. As temperatures drop and outdoor season begins, clinics report a rise in pigmentation flare-ups, irritated skin and noticeable dehydration. The assumption is that the sun is less intense in winter. The reality is that UV exposure remains high, but routines quietly change. Doctors say the issue is behavioural rather than environmental. When the heat eases, sunscreen becomes optional. At the same time, many people ramp up exfoliation, retinoids or corrective treatments, assuming winter is the safest time ......Read More
Friday, January 23, 2026
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