the right protection is more than high spf. you need:
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products that offer true broad spectrum protection against uva and
uvb.
uva, uvb and why your skin is at risk:
- UVA rays [primary cause of Aging and Sun Allergies]
- Are the No.1 cause of skin aging.
- Penetrate deeper into the skin and cause wrinkles,
sagging and dark spots.
- Are everywhere present year around, in all
seasons, even on cloudy days.
- UVB rays [primarily cause Burning]
- They cause tanning and are mainly responsible for sunburn.
- SPF or "Sun Protection Factor" is of the degree of protection
a sunscreen offers against UVB rays.
- UVA + UVB rays potentially lead to the development Skin Cancer.
- Both UVA and UVB rays have been proven to damage skin cells (such as DNA) and weaken the
immune system leading to skin cancer.
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A PHOTOSTABLE SUNSCREEN, WHICH STAYS STABLE AND KEEPS WORKING WHEN EXPOSED TO LIGHT. |
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A SUNSCREEN THAT MINIMIZES IRRITATION AND THAT HAS BEEN TESTED ON SENSITIVE SKIN. |
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A SUNSCREEN YOU CAN AND WILL USE EVERYDAY. THAT MEANS ONE THAT'S WEARABLE, WITH A BREATHABLE TEXTURE AND
COMFORTABLE FEEL.
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take the right steps to stay safe:
- Look for products that offer high UVA and UVB protection.
- Use these products daily. That means even on cloudy days, or days when you'll be spending most of your time indoors.
- Don't forget your hands, chest, neck, and ears. These areas are vulnerable to sun damage too.
- Apply your sun screen generously at least 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) and evenly about 30 minutes before going out into the sun. Don't forget to reapply every 2 hours!
- Learn how to do a self skin check. It's easy to learn, and will keep your skin safe.
Click here to start now.
- Get regular skin checks with a dermatologist regularly.
- Consult a dermatologist immediately if you notice changes in shape or color of a mole, as it could be an early sign of skin cancer.
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