How to best take care of your skin as a 20-something? Here are 4 crucial questions to ask yourself, plus helpful advice from the experts.
Sun protection
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Between different lifestyles, skin types, tones, and concerns, there’s a lot to consider when choosing a sunscreen. So, what do you need to know? Find out.
Noticing some changes in your skin as summer approaches? Not to worry! Discover a few simple ways you can ensure your skin is at its best before the season’s in full swing.
As the years go by, many of us shy away from soaking up the sun.…
According to the experts, most Americans don’t apply enough sunscreen. Make sure you’re not one of them with these helpful tips to ensure you’re properly applying sunscreen – whatever the weather!
Believe it or not, in the majority of cases, the sun is the culprit in making us seem older than we really are. An incredible 80% of facial aging is related to UV exposure1 through a process referred to as photoaging. But what exactly is photoaging, and why is it so important?
How much time in the sun is just right? Let’s take a look at the benefits of sun exposure and how you can decide whether you’re getting enough.
Discover what the exposome is, the factors that affect our skin, and how to protect your skin from the visible signs of aging.
Certain signs can make a person look older than their age a lot earlier than they should! Both wrinkles and skin texture are influenced by the natural aging process and photoaging depending on your attitude to the sun and how much you are exposed.
Extended time outside, whether you’re playing a sport or not, puts you at risk of sun damage, which in turn can cause sunburn, skin cancer, and premature aging. Athletes are a particularly important risk group, as many forget to apply sunscreen, wear uniforms that don’t adequately protect them for the sun, or even feel that sun protection directly interferes with their performance.
Sun damage contributes to the faster development of the early signs of aging such as lines of expression, lack of elasticity or wrinkles. Aging, of course, is a natural process, but sun damage can be prevented and even reversed in some cases – but how?
