Moving to a new city can send your skin into chaos—breakouts, dryness, rashes, itchiness, or oiliness often follow a big relocation. Zee News explains this happens due to sudden changes in water quality, climate, and lifestyle that disrupt your skin’s delicate balance.

1. Water Quality:
Hard vs. soft water affects how well cleansers rinse, leaving residue or drying your skin. Filtering your shower or using bottled/distilled water for your face can help reset your skin barrier.

2. Climate & Environment:
A new city’s humidity, temperature, pollution, and allergens can trigger reactions. Use a humidifier in dry areas, or a dehumidifier in damp climates, to maintain healthy moisture levels.

3. Lifestyle & Stress:
Changes in diet, stress, and routine impact hormones and gut health, provoking breakouts or sensitivity. Track your habits and introduce gentle anti-inflammatory foods and hydration.

What You Can Do:

• Install a water purifier or softener.

• Adjust your skincare: use pH-balancing toners, gentle cleansers, and barrier-repair moisturizers.

• Add humidifiers, use mild filters, and keep routines simple.

• If severe, consult a dermatologist or allergist.

With awareness and small adjustments, your skin can adapt—give it a few weeks. If issues persist, see a professional.