​​Liqiu: How Traditional Chinese Solar Terms Guide Modern Skincare​

As China welcomes Liqiu (立秋, Start of Autumn) on August 7-8, this ancient solar marker signals more than just seasonal change—it’s nature’s reminder to rebalance your skincare routine. At Hanseeker, we blend 5,000 years of TCM wisdom with cutting-edge beauty technology to help your skin transition smoothly into autumn.

Why Liqiu Matters for Your Skin

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Liqiu marks the shift from Yang (heat, activity) to Yin (cooling, nourishment). This transition affects skin in key ways:

✔ Increased dryness as humidity drops

✔ Sensitivity & redness from summer sun damage

✔ Slower cell turnover requiring extra exfoliation

✔ Dullness from accumulated dead skin cells

TCM-Approved Autumn Skincare Rituals

1. Hydration Boost with Jade Rollers & Gua Sha

• Cooling jade tools reduce puffiness while locking in moisture

• Morning gua sha massage stimulates lymphatic drainage

2. LED Light Therapy for Repair

• Red light (630nm) boosts collagen to repair summer damage

• Amber light (590nm) soothes post-sun irritation

3. Microcurrent for "Autumn Lifting"

• Counteracts seasonal sagging from decreased collagen

• Restores definition lost to summer water retention

Modern Devices Meet Ancient Wisdom

Our smart beauty devices enhance traditional Liqiu practices:

Sonic Cleansing Brushes gently remove dead cells without stripping moisture

RF (Radio Frequency) Devices stimulate autumn collagen production

Cryo Globes mimic TCM’s "cooling metal" therapy for irritated skin

Liqiu Skincare Checklist

1. Switch to richer serums (hyaluronic acid + ceramides)

2. Add weekly exfoliation (enzyme peels > physical scrubs)

3. Extend sunscreen use (UV rays remain strong post-summer)

4. Nighttime recovery focus with red light therapy

Your Autumn Skin Reset Starts Now

Just as farmers harvest in Liqiu, this is your time to reap the rewards of summer skincare investments while preparing for colder months. Our TCM-inspired devices help your skin transition as gracefully as nature itself.