2020 has been a [choose your adjective: Stressful, Exhausting, Confusing, Difficult, Unsettling, Tiring, Hard…] year. There are so many happenings adding to our daily stress levels. Our goal is to replace feelings of worry and fatigue with a path...
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Overexposure to the elements can damage your skin. Change your routine in the summer to nourish and hydrate the skin! Summer is here! With the sun setting later in the evening, we are spending more time outdoors, playing with the kids in...
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Summer is in full effect, and with so many summer events like parties, nuptials (it’s also wedding season!), and even going back and forth to the office each day, you need to make sure your skin is ready to take on the sun and look fresh and...
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What Is Vitamin A? Vitamin A is one of the best ingredients to treat signs of aging and sun-damaged skin. Vitamin A is an antioxidant vitamin and may be in the form of retinol, retinyl palmitate, tretinoin, retinoic acid, retinal, retinaldehyde...
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We all know we need to wear sunscreen to prevent sunburn and sun damage, but actually doing so is another story. How and when to incorporate sun protection into your routine can be tricky as it depends on the type of sunscreen you choose and your...
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Falling prey to the rampant myths about UV exposure and sunscreen could cause much more than just a sunburn. Arming yourself with the facts, and taking the proper steps to protect yourself will help save your skin, and quite possibly, your life...
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When we are exposed to UV radiation from the sun or tanning beds, it causes major structural and functional deterioration of the skin. There are three types of UV rays—UVA, UVB and UVC, each with different wavelengths and damaging effects. UVA...
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Prevention and protection in terms of what to avoid, what to use and when combined with simple diet fixes and annual skin checks are all part of smart, safe sun practices. Ready to minimize sun damage? You can do so with these simple tips...
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Despite what many think, estheticians and dermatologists can treat the multiple signs and symptoms of sun damage with chemical peels, high performance treatments plus light and laser-based treatments. Chemical peels are a great way to jumpstart...
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Sun damage symptoms include hyperpigmentation, premature aging (lines, wrinkles and loose sagging skin), rough skin texture and redness. These symptoms manifest in areas of chronic exposure, such as the face; ears; neck; back of hands; chest...
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The best ingredients to treat sun damage include those that resurface, lighten and repair the lines and wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, loss of elasticity and uneven skin texture seen in sun damaged skin. This includes retinol; Vitamin C...
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