September is the perfect time to inventory your products and make some updates to continue providing glowing, healthy skin. Most importantly, that means protecting skin against the sun and environmental aggressors, which accelerate skin aging and long-term damage.
It’s essential to wear SPF during all daylight hours all year round, so finding an SPF that you'll actually want to wear is critical.
With that in mind, let’s take a moment to discuss six characteristics of an SPF that you'll love to use every day.
Although skin is the largest organ of the body, most of us associate the idea of “skincare” with the face. We use multiple products each day to keep our complexions looking fresh, radiant, and youthful for today and tomorrow. This is a wise investment – our faces are the first image we present to the world, after all – but it’s not the only area that needs attention. Find out how (and why) we should all be caring for the rest of our skin.
When most of us think about skin damage, UV light is the first thing that comes to mind. In recent years, however, science has found another major culprit: screen-emitted high energy visible light (HEV), or blue light. Ordinary UV-blocking sunscreen ingredients do nothing to protect against HEV. Fortunately, there’s one ingredient that’s perfect for the job.
September is the perfect time to inventory your products and make some updates to continue providing glowing, healthy skin. Most importantly, that means protecting skin against the sun and environmental aggressors, which accelerate skin aging and long-term damage.
Although skin is the largest organ of the body, most of us associate the idea of “skincare” with the face. We use multiple products each day to keep our complexions looking fresh, radiant, and youthful for today and tomorrow. This is a wise investment – our faces are the first image we present to the world, after all – but it’s not the only area that needs attention. Find out how (and why) we should all be caring for the rest of our skin.
When most of us think about skin damage, UV light is the first thing that comes to mind. In recent years, however, science has found another major culprit: screen-emitted high energy visible light (HEV), or blue light. Ordinary UV-blocking sunscreen ingredients do nothing to protect against HEV. Fortunately, there’s one ingredient that’s perfect for the job.
