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Who would've imagined that modern beauty trends would result in a long-distance dance relationship with a raging galactic nuclear furnace? Our sun, a seemingly safe 43 million miles away, is much more than the gravitational mother lode for our solar system.

Shooting out a hail of light, and radiation, the sun literally creates the summer time beach experience for many artfully tanned women and men. But, all this at some price to you skin.

Well known to most sun worshipers, the sun is both beauty friend and skin damage foe. Into the beauty-versus-sun skin damage fray step the many tried and proven sunscreen lotions, oils and sprays, along with some more futuristic high tech products.

Looking At The "Source" of Sun Damaged Skin - The Sun.

Any sun worshiper ought to have at least a sketchy understanding of what they're actually dealing with when lighting up under the hot eye of the sun.

Across the broad spectrum of energy emitted by the sun each instant are extremely harmful wavelengths living in the spectrum measuring between 290 to 400 nanometers. Whether you know it by name, you know it by experience. This is the sun's "ultraviolet" spectrum where the so-called "short wave" ultraviolet B rays slice through your skin's outer layers...and you experience literal burning like a French fry in oil.

"Short wave" ultraviolet B rays are the same solar rays that not only deliver an immediate burning impact, but when permitted unprotected exposure to your skin reveal more deadly potentials. Indeed the "dark side" of the sun's light includes skin altering carcinomas and melanoma. These are serious health risks to be avoided.

The New Guys For Reducing Sun Damaged Skin.

Anyone visiting a skin care counter knows it's a product jungle out there, with tens of hundreds of skin rejuvenation, skin protection and skin repair and recovery products to choose from.

Here's what you need to look for in terms of prevention as well as sun damaged skin treatments.

* Products That Block A Broader Spectrum - Ultraviolet B Rays And A Rays.

Choose a sunscreen product that gives you "short ray" UVB protection. New formulas fresh from years of success in Europe include mexoryl. However, mexoryl functions as an "additive" rather than the final defensive solution for preventing sun damaged skin. Youll find mexoryl filling in the solar spectrum "gap" between UVA blocking compounds such as octocrylene.

* Old Standbys - Zinc Oxide Sunscreen. Well marketed, zinc oxide and titanium dioxide road-block most ultraviolet A solar rays...however falls short of filtering out ultraviolet B rays. Always look for labels that describe the product as a "broad spectrum" skin protectorant.

* Old Fashioned But Effective - Vitamin C Paste. Inexpensive Vitamin C powder, mixed with ordinary water and spread onto your skin gives you low cost, effective sun protection, without any fear of chemical side-effects.

* Checking Whether Your Product Is "Sun Stable".

It does you no good if your sunscreen product is not stable under intense light conditions, or washes off after you swim or perspire. Some products including the avobenzone compound give broad-spectrum sun screening, yet regrettably remain fragile and tend to break down under the sun unless combined with other compounds. When in doubt...reapply more sun screen.

Biggest Challenge - Daily Use And Consistency.

Who can remember seemingly exotic compound names, like mexoryl or octocrylene or even zinc oxide? Youve got a far simpler solution, that doesn't rely on more than one simple idea, namely repetitive use. Ask any dermatologist and they'll unhesitatingly reply that "regular daily use, throughout the year" is a far more comprehensive solution to minimize skin damage from sun than occasional use of a high tech product.

Find out more about preventing sun damaged skin along with skin rejuvenation treatments, facial line skin therapies, health risks, what takes place in each treatment, how to choose the right skin and beauty therapist and more.

Sun Damaged Skin & Age Spot Treatments: http://www.beauty2morrow.com/face/laser-agespot.htm

Skin Rejuvenation Tips: http://www.beauty2morrow.com/face/skin.htm

Author Robin Derry is publisher for http://www.beauty2morrow.com/, a specialty information site that gives solutions to body image and body shaping needs.

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A lot of people start having a bad day the moment they look in the mirror. Pimples and other facial anomalies can develop during sleep. Since individuals normally cannot control movement and position during sleep, the face can be prone to a lot of dirt and stress even amidst blankets and bed sheets. Here are some tips on how to achieve that fresh look every waking moment.

Get Enough Sleep

Lack of sleep and inadequate rest periods can predispose individuals to unwanted pimples, eyebags and dark circles. Adults should aim for at least 7 hours of uninterrupted sleep every night while teenagers should get 8 to 10 hours regularly. Young adults and menstruating women should avoid going to bed late or stay past their bedtime since their hormones are not yet stable. Any unnecessary stress will take its toll on the skin leading to irritation and breakouts.

It is advisable that people wake up on their own accord without the assistance of an alarm clock to ensure that their body and skin in particular is fully rested. Full sleep also helps detoxify the body and maintain regular anti-inflammatory and anti-infection functions of organs and cells which in turn lead to healthy skin. Staying late once a week is acceptable considering that the person makes up for it the next day through a one or two-hour nap at noon.

Hands Off Please

As much as possible, people should practice keeping their hands away from their faces at all times. The hands can harbor a lot of bacteria and irritants that can transfer and cause zits. Experts suggest that sleeping on one side can reduce the number of times a person unconsciously touches his or her face during non-wakeful hours. Individuals may also assume the prone position with one side of the head rested on a clean pure cotton pillow. Some specially designed pillows have a huge hole in the middle where the head can be rested face down. At best, pimple sufferers should make it a habit to thoroughly wash their hands with clean water and soap before bedtime to remove any existing germs.

Washing Your Face Properly at Night

Oil can develop through the night continuing to clog pores and predisposing individuals to unwanted breakouts. Just before bedtime, the face should be thoroughly washed with hypoallergenic soap and water. Work into an adequate amount of lather then gently apply on the face. Avoid excessive scrubbing or directly rubbing the soap on the skin hard since this can irritate pores and cause inflammatory responses. Skin drying and flaking can also develop which makes the skin more vulnerable to germs and infection.

Use slow circular rhythmic patterns using the forefinger and middle finger and allow the skin to relax and rejuvenate. Rinse the entire face, neck and area behind the ears thoroughly with water. Use a soft cotton towel to pat the areas dry. Do not rub the towel hard against the skin to prevent irritation. Using too many soaps and cleansers may also tend to dry up the skin so it may be better to stick to only one or two.

Use the Right Products

There are so many cosmetic products available which are used regularly by millions to keep their skin looking radiant and fresh. Some are specifically made for nighttime application to prevent moisture and excessive oiling of the face. Experts do not recommend moisturizers at night since these can instead make matters worse in terms of oil accumulation. There are creams, oils and astringents available rich in vitamin A and E that help prevent irritation as well as revitalizes the skin for a great looking morning appearance.

There are also natural and herbal products known to have beneficial effects on the skin to treat and prevent acne during sleep. Some people suggest placing a slice of cucumber over each eye to prevent dark circles and eyebags while others place shredded papaya on their forehead and cheeks to improve skin condition in the area. Consuming some things may also have drastic effects on the person's appearance the morning after. A glass of water or milk is advised while several caution against taking decaffeinated coffee, sugary treats, oily food and alcohol before sleeping.

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