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orebro skincare – for the in-between climate
Örebro sits in that very Swedish middle ground: not coast, not mountain, just a place where cold nights, dry indoor air, shifting temperatures and surprising UV exposure all meet. Add water, changing air quality and the pace of a university city, and skin often ends up reactive, dehydrated and a bit overworked.

Why does skin feel off here so easily?
This is not just “dry skin” in the abstract. When temperatures drop and humidity falls, transepidermal water loss rises, which means water escapes faster than the barrier can hold it in. Wind, heated rooms and constant moving between outdoors and indoors all chip away at the skin’s lipid layer, leaving it tight, flushed and less resilient.
Mainstream skincare often answers with more cleansing, more exfoliation and more actives. That sounds productive, but for many skins it simply strips away what little balance remains. The better move is usually less aggression, not more: support the barrier, calm inflammation and let the skin regulate itself. Research on cannabinoids and skin signalling points in that direction.
In a university city, life is busy and irregular. Late nights, screens, training, coffee, commuting and uneven sleep all show up on the face. The result can be an oily T-zone and sensitive cheeks at the same time, especially when the air is dry and UV still matters during the day. That’s exactly where a calmer routine beats a harsher one.
Five things that help now
Cleanse gently
Choose a cleanser that removes sunscreen, city grime and makeup without leaving skin squeaky clean. Au Naturel Makeup Remover with MCT oil is a simple, mild option when your skin is already stressed.
Stop over-washing
If your skin feels tight after cleansing, that’s a warning sign, not a badge of honour. Over-cleansing can weaken the barrier, especially in cold, dry weather.
Use a regulating oil
The ONE is a good fit when skin feels reactive, tight or oddly unstable. CBD + MCT supports a skin that wants to regulate itself instead of being pushed around.
Add CBG support
I LOVE is useful when you want calmer-looking skin without piling on more actives. The CBG serum fits days when pollution, stress and temperature swings are all part of the problem.
Think long game
Ta-DA serum brings antioxidant support without the burnout that often comes with too many strong actives. It’s a more sustainable way to care for skin that faces daily stress.

What actually works in Örebro
A routine that works in Örebro has to handle real life: cold evenings, dry indoor heating, variable humidity and the kind of UV people underestimate because the weather looks grey. The ONE gives skin a calmer lipid support when it feels tight, while I LOVE helps soothe the irritation that often comes with temperature shifts and city living.
For many people, the DUO kit is the obvious base: The ONE + I LOVE gives the full cannabinoid spectrum and feels sensible across changing weather, whether you’re crossing campus, cycling by the water or spending the day indoors. Add Ta-DA serum when you want antioxidant support and a little more resilience against daily stress, UV and free radicals. No hype, just a better fit.
1753 ships across Europe and the USA, and local delivery is available where relevant. The point is simple: skin care should be useful, not aggressive. When you stop over-exfoliating and start supporting the barrier, skin usually becomes less dramatic and more stable.
Products we recommend

Save €34DUO kit
Two face oils, one for morning and one for evening. Simple skincare that works with your skin, not against it.


TA-DA Serum
A CBG-powered serum that seals in moisture and adds glow, whatever the season.


Au Naturel Makeup Remover
A cleansing oil with MCT and CBD that removes makeup and buildup without stripping your skin bare.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need different skincare in Örebro than in southern Sweden?
Often yes, at least in practice. Colder nights, drier air and bigger temperature swings make skin lose water more easily and react faster. A gentler, barrier-first routine usually performs better.
Are CBD and CBG actually useful or just trendy?
They’re not a miracle, but they do have a real place in skincare that aims to calm rather than irritate. Many people like how they fit into routines built around balance instead of more exfoliation.
Can I use oil if I get shiny easily?
Yes, if you choose the right oil and use it well. A regulating oil like The ONE can help skin stop overcompensating. It’s about balance, not avoiding oil altogether.
How do 1753 products travel across climates?
They’re made to be flexible, not climate-locked. The DUO kit and Ta-DA serum work well when skin moves between dry air, temperature changes and more humid environments.
Sources
- Prescott SL, Larcombe DL, Logan AC, et al. The skin microbiome: impact of modern environments on skin ecology, barrier integrity, and systemic immune programming. World Allergy Organ J 2017;10(1):29.
- Araviiskaia E, Berardesca E, Bieber T, et al. The impact of airborne pollution on skin. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol 2019;33(8):1496–1505.
Article reviewed by Christopher Genberg, founder of 1753 SKINCARE.
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