UV sun protection is no longer enough. If you want to prevent signs of aging or reduce the appearance of those tell-tale signs and prevent inflammation & skin cancer, well then, here’s the perfect multi-protection product just for you―DERMAX 360 Full Shield Fluid Cream.
What does DERMAX 360 Full Shield Fluid Cream do?
It helps protect your skin against: aging from UVA rays, sunburn from
UVB rays, hyperpigmentation from visible light (VIS), inflammation from
pollution (PM 2.5) and oxidative stress (IRA). Plus it is also enhanced with
skin lightening boosters to fight uneven skin tone.
UVB rays, hyperpigmentation from visible light (VIS), inflammation from
pollution (PM 2.5) and oxidative stress (IRA). Plus it is also enhanced with
skin lightening boosters to fight uneven skin tone.
Sun care
and skin care
and skin care
Beyond a smattering of freckles and
the odd burn each summer, it’s easy to ignore the effects of the sun on our
skin. And with the very real possibility of all kinds of havoc all year long
caused by the sun’s rays, daily application of a sun shield, whether you’re inside
or outside, is very critical.
the odd burn each summer, it’s easy to ignore the effects of the sun on our
skin. And with the very real possibility of all kinds of havoc all year long
caused by the sun’s rays, daily application of a sun shield, whether you’re inside
or outside, is very critical.
What role does this product play in anti-aging?
There is a distinct difference between UVA and UVB
rays. As general rule of thumb, the A in UVA stands for “aging” and the B in
UVB stands for “burning.” While window glass effectively blocks UVB rays, UVA
rays, which can cause premature signs of aging, still get through. UVA rays are emitted at the same level all day long, while UVB rays are
peaks at mid-day. This means that whether you’re sitting at a
desk by a window, are in a window seat on a plane, or are in a car, your skin
is likely being exposed to damaging UV rays.
rays. As general rule of thumb, the A in UVA stands for “aging” and the B in
UVB stands for “burning.” While window glass effectively blocks UVB rays, UVA
rays, which can cause premature signs of aging, still get through. UVA rays are emitted at the same level all day long, while UVB rays are
peaks at mid-day. This means that whether you’re sitting at a
desk by a window, are in a window seat on a plane, or are in a car, your skin
is likely being exposed to damaging UV rays.
How can this product give me indoor protection?
We all know we should apply sunscreen when
outdoors but what if you work inside all day? Is sun shield still necessary? The
answer is yes. Indoor sources of potentially harmful UV exposure include fluorescent bulbs, halogen lamps, and even tablet and
computer screens. These have the potential to harm your skin, causing skin damage
and early signs of aging. Long-term daily exposure to these gadgets may even
trigger skin conditions, such as melasma. Too much UV exposure also causes
almost all types of skin cancer.
outdoors but what if you work inside all day? Is sun shield still necessary? The
answer is yes. Indoor sources of potentially harmful UV exposure include fluorescent bulbs, halogen lamps, and even tablet and
computer screens. These have the potential to harm your skin, causing skin damage
and early signs of aging. Long-term daily exposure to these gadgets may even
trigger skin conditions, such as melasma. Too much UV exposure also causes
almost all types of skin cancer.
Can pollution harm my skin too?
We hate to be the
bearers of bad news, but pollution is actually the second biggest cause of
facial skin aging―second
only to the sun. Prolonged or repetitive exposure to both indoor and outdoor
pollution harms the skin in myriad ways: it can lead to a decrease in collagen
levels and trigger inflammation. Those fine particulate matter called PM 2.5 can adhere to your skin, aside from travelling into your eyes, nose, throat and lungs.
bearers of bad news, but pollution is actually the second biggest cause of
facial skin aging―second
only to the sun. Prolonged or repetitive exposure to both indoor and outdoor
pollution harms the skin in myriad ways: it can lead to a decrease in collagen
levels and trigger inflammation. Those fine particulate matter called PM 2.5 can adhere to your skin, aside from travelling into your eyes, nose, throat and lungs.
Why is IR (infrared) protection important?
IRA rays
penetrate skin more deeply than either UVA or UVB rays, passing through the
epidermis and dermis into the subcutaneous layer. These rays are responsible
for the warmth you feel on your skin when you’re out in the sun, but they also
generate free radicals that cause collagen breakdown and accelerate skin aging.
The heat produced by infrared rays can also lead to inflammation in the skin,
which over time plays a role in premature signs of aging.
penetrate skin more deeply than either UVA or UVB rays, passing through the
epidermis and dermis into the subcutaneous layer. These rays are responsible
for the warmth you feel on your skin when you’re out in the sun, but they also
generate free radicals that cause collagen breakdown and accelerate skin aging.
The heat produced by infrared rays can also lead to inflammation in the skin,
which over time plays a role in premature signs of aging.
Finding
the best sunscreen is essential. Burning ain’t cool, neither are weird tan
lines. So here’s DERMAX 360 Full Shield Fluid Cream that gives you the complete
protection from any serious damage, the best defense against sunburn, premature
photo-aging and skin cancer.
the best sunscreen is essential. Burning ain’t cool, neither are weird tan
lines. So here’s DERMAX 360 Full Shield Fluid Cream that gives you the complete
protection from any serious damage, the best defense against sunburn, premature
photo-aging and skin cancer.
