Jan
Grooming
Are You Protecting Your Skin From The Sun?
Sun can be dangerous, and many of us underestimate just how harmful it really is. When incorporating sun protection into your daily skincare regime, it is advised that your broad-spectrum SPF is applied as a final step after your moisturiser.
Bro, I’m sure you’re not ready to lose the perks on being a yellow bone. We simply cannot stress enough the damage the sun causes to our skin and how the simple action of applying an SPF daily can prevent such damage from occurring. Fortunately we have sun care products on our shop that will help you survive,
Clinique For Men Dark spot Corrector
Clinique For Men Dark Spot Corrector 30ml is a Powerful serum visibly reduces the appearance of sun spots, dark spots, acne scars-on all skin types and tones. In just 4 weeks, see less of dark spots, more even-looking skin. In 12 weeks, see even more improvement in dark spots, texture and tone. Another plus: tests showed it also helps reduce ingrown hairs.
Eucerin Sun Gel-Creme Oil Control Dry Touch SPF 50+
Eucerin Face Oil Control Sun Gel-Creme 50ml helps protect your skin from the harmful effects of the sun with SPF 50+. It also helps fight shine, making it perfect for oily or acne-prone skin. Long-lasting matte finish.
Clarins Men UV Plus Multi-Protection SPF50 High Protection Day Screen
Protection from both the sun and pollution in a multi-tasking facial treatment specifically for men. Perfect for the city and outdoor sports, this portable product protects from UV damage and the stresses of urban living. Doesn’t leave any white streaks on the skin. Can be applied after your day skincare.
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Anele@Manbox
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Our bodies were built to make good use of the sun. Sunlight helps keep our sleeping patterns on track so we can stay awake by day and sleep soundly at night. Getting too little sun, especially in winter months, can leave some people prone to a form of depression known as seasonal affective disorder. Sunlight also helps our skin make vitamin D, which is needed for normal bone function and health. Yet sunlight can also cause damage.
Sunlight travels to Earth as a mixture of both visible and invisible rays, or waves. Long waves, like radio waves, are harmless to people. But shorter waves, like ultraviolet (UV) light, can cause problems. The longest of these UV rays that reach the Earth’s surface are called UVA rays. The shorter ones are called UVB rays.
Too much exposure to UVB rays can lead to sunburn. UVA rays can travel more deeply into the skin than UVB rays, but both can affect your skin’s health. When UV rays enter skin cells, they upset delicate processes that affect the skin’s growth and appearance.
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