Melanoma
statistics are terrifying - not to sound like Debbie Downer but one American
dies of this disease every hour.
What's worse is that until recently there was no guarantee that your
sunscreen was actually keeping you covered.
Who can you trust?
Let's shed
some light on this conundrum.
First off, packaging needs to reflect the new
FDA guidelines for protection and prevention. That means no mores
outlandish claims of SPF 150 or waterproof infinity. When wearing sunscreen in water, proceed with caution. The
new bottles will indicate the strength of your resistance (between 40-80
minutes!). Celebrate your
sunscreen's birthday with a trip to the garbage. Look for products labeled "broad spectrum" which
means it will protect sunburn and sun-induced skin damage.
Don't play sunscreen roulette!
Sufficiently
scared? Sorry about that, but the good news is that brands are taking these regulations
seriously and are launching new collections to simplify the SPF search.
SkinCeuticals is one of the first
brands to step up to the plate and repackage their potent products to reflect
this FDA mandate. Furthermore, they are introducing new products that fit every
lifestyle under the sun.
Whether you are an extreme athlete or have an extreme passion for
looking good, the new Sport UV Defense
SPF 50 covers all your skin care needs. This 90ml bottle packs a powerful
punch against premature signs of aging and sun damage.
The broad
spectrum UVA and UVB protection goes on smoothly and compared with competitive
lotions has 0% whitening, beading and streaking. It won't improve your marathon times but it will boost your
photo finish.
Application Calculations
Apply daily
to the face, neck, chest, and body before makeup and workouts.
SkinCeuticals
Sport UV Defense SPF 50 is $40 at SkinCeuticals.com
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