Summary
- After hours of meetings computer screens artificial lighting and air conditioning, the skin may feel dry or dull hair can lose its shape and signs of tiredness may become more noticeable.
- Air conditioning can make indoor air less humid which may leave the skin feeling dry.
- Dry air can affect the skin’s moisture making it feel tight rough or dull. Hair can also become dry, flat or difficult to manage during the day.
AI Generated Summary
You may leave home in the morning looking fresh well dressed and full of energy. Your hair is in place your skin looks fresh and everything seems perfect.
But by the time you leave the office the mirror may tell a very different story.
A new social media trend called “Office Air” is being used to describe this common experience. The term refers to the way people feel their appearance changes during a long day at work.
After hours of meetings computer screens artificial lighting and air conditioning, the skin may feel dry or dull hair can lose its shape and signs of tiredness may become more noticeable.
What is the “Office Air” Trend?
“Office Air” is not a medical condition. It is mainly a social media term describing how people feel their appearance changes during the working day.




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