Full Spectrum Protection Sun Cream Spf 50+ 40ml
৳ 1,600
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For oily, acne-prone skin
• Safe for acne skin
• Can be used daily under make up
• Mattifies skin, reduces shiny appearance
• Gently exfoliates skin and fight enlarged pores
• Antioxidant Vitamin E and Glycerin powerfully moisturizes skin.
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About the Product
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UV PROTECTION ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH
Blue light coming out of phones, digital devices and sun causes damage to the skin as much as UV rays do.
Studies conducted on skin using regular sunscreen versus sunscreen with added blue light protection showed that sunscreen alone is not enough. When exposed to blue light, those with added defense were much more effective at combating the free radical production from visible blue light.
BLUE LIGHT INDUCES LONG-TERM HYPERPIGMENTATION
Blue light has been clinically proven to induce long-term hyperpigmentation by affecting the melanocytes in the skin. Research indicates that blue light can reach deeper into our skin than UVA and UVB rays, and it’s causing trouble all along the way.
BLUE LIGHT IS EVERYWHERE
The screens of computers, electronic notebooks, smartphones, flat-screen televisions, LED lighting and other digital devices emit significant amounts of blue light (also known as high energy visible light, or HEV). The amount of time you spend using these devices and the proximity of these screens to your face increase the risk of premature aging.
The sun also emits blue light, so you’re exposed to it when you’re outside, too. Studies indicate that blue light can reach deeper into our skin than UVA and UVB rays, and induce long-term hyperpigmentation (dark spots, dull skin, loss of radiance, uneven skin tone).
WHY DO YOU NEED INFRARED PROTECTION?
As part of natural sunlight, IRA significantly contributes to external/premature skin aging. 65% of IRA reaching the skin penetrates up to the dermis. Causes oxidative stress damages and DNA degradation, and destroys collagen deposits.
