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Eyes: Follow These Tips To Protect Your Eyes From Sun Damage
It is essential to wear protective eyewear, especially during prolonged exposure to sunlight, whether outdoors or while travelling. Read for more tips.
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Spent The Day In The Sun? Heal Your Skin With These 8 Products
Sun, you got nothing on our skin any longer
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Eat These Fruits This Summer To Protect Your Skin From Sun Damage, Naturally
A diet rich in foods with sun-protective properties helps in shielding body, skin and hair from UV rays and also repairs sun-damaged skin
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5 Ways To Protect Your Skin From Sun Damage
Despite the knowledge of the harmful effects of the sun on our skin, most of us end up feeling too lazy to protect ourselves. We have compiled a list of the 5 best ways of protecting the skin against the damaging effects of the sun.
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4 Ways To Repair Sun And Saltwater Damaged Hair
Restore your glorious mane right away
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The Sun Is Making You Age Quicker - We Can Help!
If you find your skin looking older than it actually is, blame the sun and take things into your own hands with these skin care tips.
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6 Ways To Protect Your Skin This Summer
It's essential to take care of you skin , especially during the summertime, when UV levels can wreak havoc on exposed skin. While those killer rays may feel sensational, the effects of sun exposure may not be as agreeable over time.
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American Academy of Dermatology Shares 13 Important Facts about Sunscreen Application
Look for the term broad spectrum on your sunscreen. This means the sunscreen can protect you from both UVB/A rays.
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5 Incredible Home Remedies for Your Beauty Problems this Summer
Apart from maintaining a healthy diet and keeping yourself well hydrated, you also need to pay heed to your skin and hair. Here are some home remedies
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How Much SPF Do You Need in Your Sunscreen?
Sun Protection Factor, more popularly known as SPF, is a measure of how well a sunscreen can protect the skin from harmful UVB radiations. We've decoded how high an SPF your sunscreen needs to have to be effective.
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Overexposed: The Sun Damage That Can Lead to Skin Cancer and How to Treat it
Despite the warnings, many of us still overdo it in the summer sun. Here are the main types of skin damage to watch for and what to do about them.
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Skin Care Tips for Beauty: In Your 20's
Life in your 20's can be a roller-coaster. You've got to pick a career of your choice, assume many responsibilities you thought you wouldn't have to, stay motivated and most importantly look ahead! While you juggle between all of this and more, you'll...
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Use Natural Exfoliators to Treat Sun Damage
As the summer draws to a close, it's time to think about sun-damaged skin. Expert says go for natural exfoliators like jojoba beads and ground apricot kernel.Linda Horan, Borealis Natural Skincare's in-house expert, feels that if you have sun damage on...
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Antioxidants for a healthy skin
A cream containing vitamin C, vitamin E and ferulic acid protects the skin from sun damage and reduces cancer-associated mutations in skin cells.
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Eyes: Follow These Tips To Protect Your Eyes From Sun Damage
It is essential to wear protective eyewear, especially during prolonged exposure to sunlight, whether outdoors or while travelling. Read for more tips.
-
Spent The Day In The Sun? Heal Your Skin With These 8 Products
Sun, you got nothing on our skin any longer
-
Eat These Fruits This Summer To Protect Your Skin From Sun Damage, Naturally
A diet rich in foods with sun-protective properties helps in shielding body, skin and hair from UV rays and also repairs sun-damaged skin
-
5 Ways To Protect Your Skin From Sun Damage
Despite the knowledge of the harmful effects of the sun on our skin, most of us end up feeling too lazy to protect ourselves. We have compiled a list of the 5 best ways of protecting the skin against the damaging effects of the sun.
-
4 Ways To Repair Sun And Saltwater Damaged Hair
Restore your glorious mane right away
-
The Sun Is Making You Age Quicker - We Can Help!
If you find your skin looking older than it actually is, blame the sun and take things into your own hands with these skin care tips.
-
6 Ways To Protect Your Skin This Summer
It's essential to take care of you skin , especially during the summertime, when UV levels can wreak havoc on exposed skin. While those killer rays may feel sensational, the effects of sun exposure may not be as agreeable over time.
-
American Academy of Dermatology Shares 13 Important Facts about Sunscreen Application
Look for the term broad spectrum on your sunscreen. This means the sunscreen can protect you from both UVB/A rays.
-
5 Incredible Home Remedies for Your Beauty Problems this Summer
Apart from maintaining a healthy diet and keeping yourself well hydrated, you also need to pay heed to your skin and hair. Here are some home remedies
-
How Much SPF Do You Need in Your Sunscreen?
Sun Protection Factor, more popularly known as SPF, is a measure of how well a sunscreen can protect the skin from harmful UVB radiations. We've decoded how high an SPF your sunscreen needs to have to be effective.
-
Overexposed: The Sun Damage That Can Lead to Skin Cancer and How to Treat it
Despite the warnings, many of us still overdo it in the summer sun. Here are the main types of skin damage to watch for and what to do about them.
-
Skin Care Tips for Beauty: In Your 20's
Life in your 20's can be a roller-coaster. You've got to pick a career of your choice, assume many responsibilities you thought you wouldn't have to, stay motivated and most importantly look ahead! While you juggle between all of this and more, you'll...
-
Use Natural Exfoliators to Treat Sun Damage
As the summer draws to a close, it's time to think about sun-damaged skin. Expert says go for natural exfoliators like jojoba beads and ground apricot kernel.Linda Horan, Borealis Natural Skincare's in-house expert, feels that if you have sun damage on...
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Antioxidants for a healthy skin
A cream containing vitamin C, vitamin E and ferulic acid protects the skin from sun damage and reduces cancer-associated mutations in skin cells.
