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protect your skin
prevent excessive sun damage by creating a custom skin protection plan in 4 steps
01
your daily sun protection plan
describe your day
today i will:
work indoors from 9am-5pm
adventure outdoors
drive my car - road trip, anyone?
go for a walk/run/surf
stare at screen a lot
eat lunch outside
work indoors from 9am-5pm
adventure outdoors
drive my car - road trip, anyone?
go for a walk/run/surf
stare at screen a lot
eat lunch outside
02
your skin protection plan
environmental exposure
03
your daily sun protection plan
describe your skin
Very Fair:
always burns
never tans
Fair:
Usually burns
tans with
difficulty
Medium:
sometimes burns
gradually tans
Olive:
rarely burns
tans easily
Brown:
rarely burns
tans very easily
Dark Brown:
never burns
always burns
04
your daily sun protection plan
describe your skin
Describe your skin
Oily skin, tendency to breakouts
Aged skin, fine lines and wrinkles
Dark spots, tendency to hyperpigmentation
Dehydrated skin
Sensitive Skin
Oily skin, tendency to breakouts
Aged skin, fine lines and wrinkles
Dark spots, tendency to hyperpigmentation
Dehydrated skin
Sensitive Skin
05
protect your skin
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UV Index score:
We recommend avoiding direct exposure to the sun if you can at this time
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uva(ging)
uvb(urning)
Sunlight contains UVA and UVB rays (aka radiation). UVA rays speed up skin aging, and can penetrate glass – even on rainy days.
1
avoid peak uv radiation
The sun’s radiation is typically strongest between the hours of 10am and 4pm. We suggest sticking to the shade or staying indoors during this time, but if you have to venture out make sure to apply a thick layer of at least SPF 30 and cover exposed skin with a hat, sunglasses, or long clothing.
2
The risks are real
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, having 5 or more sunburns in your lifetime doubles your risk of developing melanoma – a serious form of skin cancer that can rapidly spread to other organs if not treated at an early stage.
3
vitamin d, debunked
Vitamin D is important for all humans, but relying on the sun as our main source is just not worth the risks. In fact, David J. Leffell, MD, Yale Medicine dermatologist and chief of Dermatologic Surgery, states that “under no circumstances can the use of a tanning bed or tanning in general be justified on the basis of vitamin D. Take a supplement instead.'
4
it's all around us
Whether you are indoors or outdoors, it’s summer or winter, morning or afternoon – if you are exposed to daylight directly or indirectly through windows you are being exposed to UV radiation. Yep: you can even burn when it’s cloudy.
5
premature aging
Did you know that sun damage is cumulative? Only a small percentage can be healed by your body. The rest adds up over time. In fact, people who use an SPF 15 or higher show 24% less skin aging than those who don’t use sunscreen daily.
avoid peak uv radiation
The sun’s radiation is typically strongest between the hours of 10am and 4pm. We suggest sticking to the shade or staying indoors during this time, but if you have to venture out make sure to apply a thick layer of at least SPF 30 and cover exposed skin with a hat, sunglasses, or long clothing.
The risks are real
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, having 5 or more sunburns in your lifetime doubles your risk of developing melanoma – a serious form of skin cancer that can rapidly spread to other organs if not treated at an early stage.
vitamin d, debunked
Vitamin D is important for all humans, but relying on the sun as our main source is just not worth the risks. In fact, David J. Leffell, MD, Yale Medicine dermatologist and chief of Dermatologic Surgery, states that “under no circumstances can the use of a tanning bed or tanning in general be justified on the basis of vitamin D. Take a supplement instead.'
it's all around us
Whether you are indoors or outdoors, it’s summer or winter, morning or afternoon – if you are exposed to daylight directly or indirectly through windows you are being exposed to UV radiation. Yep: you can even burn when it’s cloudy.
premature aging
Did you know that sun damage is cumulative? Only a small percentage can be healed by your body. The rest adds up over time. In fact, people who use an SPF 15 or higher show 24% less skin aging than those who don’t use sunscreen daily.
devices and
their vices
Sunlight, computers and cell phones all emit blue light. This form of radiation may penetrate skin, break down collagen and cause free radical damage.
chemical and
physical spf
Sunscreen comes in two forms: chemical and physical. Each form works in different ways.
Physical sunscreen creates a barrier that reflects UV rays away from skin.
This type of SPF is: better for sensitive skin, but can be hard to blend in fully (until now).
Chemical sunscreen absorbs UV radiation and converts it to heat.
This type of SPF is: water-resistant and good for working out and sweating.
Which type of sunscreen should you use?
Both chemical and physical sunscreen have unique benefits and should be applied depending on your daily activities. We know that many people struggle to use SPF at all, so we believe that as long as you apply a non-irritating SPF 30 liberally and consistently every single day you’re on the right track to protecting your skin.