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Friday, September 01, 2006

Treating Sunburns

It's Labor Day weekend, and many of us will be heading out for one last hurrah in the Summer sun. Despite warnings from dermatologists about the importance of sunscreens, many of us still end up with an irritating, extremely dangerous sunburn every year. While it’s easy to remember to wear sunscreen when planning a day of outdoor fun, many of us still venture outside unprotected on a regular basis.

One great tip to avoid being caught without sunscreen is to use a product with SPF as an added feature, such as a mineral makeup or PCA Skin Protecting Hydrator SPF 25. This daytime moisturizer can compliment any skin care regimen, and since it provides long-lasting sun protection, you won't be caught off guard.

If you find yourself unprotected in the sun, try your best to cover vulnerable areas. If you are sunburned, immediate treatment of affected areas is essential to your skin’s health - sunburn can lead to dangerous issues such as skin cancer, and it also speeds up the aging process, contributing to wrinkles, sagging skin and hyperpigmentation.

To reduce the effects of sun exposure, apply a corrective treatment, such as Dermalogica After Sun Repair, immediately after excessive sun exposure.

1 Comments:

  • I burn very easily, and I can see hyperpigmentation on my upper chest. I love Color Science's Yellow Rose's of Texas to blend it all together when I wear low cut shirts.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12:49 PM  

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