‘Expensive’ SPF, is it really worth it?

We all know the feeling, when you read about the ‘must have’ products and just when you decide you want it, the price tag puts you off.

We want to share with you some reasons why a high quality medical grade SPF, is ALWAYS worth the investment…

With the warmer weather being the centre of everyones conversations, have you been more conscious of wearing your SPF?

Why is it so important?

Well for one, your health…

… a suncream with an SPF of at least 15 can protect your skin and reduce your risk of developing skin cancer and skin pre-cancers, when applied regularly and properly out in the sun.

Suncream can be seen as a bit of a nuisance, people get frustrated with reapplying it, getting greasy and of course, want to get a summer glow!

But suncream has so many purposes, not only does it help reduce your chances of getting burnt, but cosmetically it can keep your skin looking fresh and youthful.

Secondly, cosmetics…

It’s the best kept beauty secret that’s not really a secret, any aesthetic practitioner will tell you the first step to maintaining your look, is skin care. The number one product being a good quality SPF.

Another big ‘villain’ of sun damage is hyperpigmentation,

this refers to parts of the skin becoming discoloured or darkening in an inconsistent way.

This can be hereditary, but it can also be caused by sun exposure. We would all love to get that summer time glow, after all everything looks good with a tan, but by rushing it or allowing yourself to burn you will likely make yourself vulnerable to these issues.

We recommend Obagi SPF 50 for your face.

Obagi Sun Shield Matte Broad Spectrum SPF 50 sunscreen combines UVB and UVA protection in an elegant, matte finish that is non-comedogenic and dermatologist-tested. Because of the matte finish and non greasy texture it makes the perfect make up base to protect your face throughout the day.

A great summer buy is the Obagi SPF 50 broad spectrum tinted, this warm or cool tint acts almost as a bb cream or tinted moisturiser!

The 2 rays..

UVB rays are responsible for sunburn and are thought to cause most skin cancers.

UVA rays prematurely ages your skin and results in the loss of collagen and skin elasticity.

Studies have shown that those who regularly apply a good quality SPF are 24% less likely to develop skin problems later on and reduce the signs of premature again.

If you would like to order any of our medical grade products, we can order them straight to your door, just drop us a message!

Have fun in the sun and keep remember your skin is your canvas.

Love,

Nina x

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