CosBeauty Magazine #91
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty in Australia and New Zealand. In this issue: - The Happiness Issue - Hacks for a happier life! - Colour Me Happy - Makeup Trends Alert - 30+ Swoon-Worthy Body Products - Out, Damned Spot - Skincare solutions - The 2021 Guide to Non-Surgical Fat Reduction & Muscle Sculpting
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty in Australia and New Zealand.
In this issue:
- The Happiness Issue - Hacks for a happier life!
- Colour Me Happy - Makeup Trends Alert
- 30+ Swoon-Worthy Body Products
- Out, Damned Spot - Skincare solutions
- The 2021 Guide to Non-Surgical Fat Reduction & Muscle Sculpting
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Sun CARE<br />
In a country as sun-drenched as<br />
Australia, our skin is unavoidably<br />
battered by some degree of<br />
ultraviolet (UV) radiation. With<br />
profound effects on skin health,<br />
sun damage has been deemed<br />
responsible for up to 90 percent<br />
of visible signs of skin ageing<br />
and impacts the entire spectrum<br />
of skin processes. It is difficult<br />
to tell just how much damage is<br />
occurring during sun exposure,<br />
as the radiation responsible for<br />
photoageing is different to that<br />
which causes sunburn. While<br />
excessive UVB exposure induces<br />
burning, blisters and discomfort,<br />
UVA radiation penetrates the skin<br />
unnoticed, wreaking havoc on the<br />
cells, vessels and support structures<br />
of the dermis.<br />
Sunscreens are an integral part of<br />
any anti-ageing regime. They are,<br />
first and foremost, products to help<br />
prevent extrinsic ageing of the skin.<br />
Excessive sun exposure is<br />
responsible for most of the skin<br />
damage associated with ageing.<br />
This damage accumulates slowly<br />
over time and starts at an early age.<br />
The damaging UV rays of the sun<br />
can cause a variety of damage to<br />
the skin, most notably skin cancer.<br />
They break down collagen, which<br />
gives skin its elasticity and can lead<br />
to premature wrinkles, especially<br />
around the forehead, eyes and<br />
mouth. Sun damage can also cause<br />
discolouration of the skin.<br />
Always take the necessary<br />
precautions and hydrate and protect<br />
your skin before spending time in<br />
the sun. Or, even better, stay in the<br />
shade as much as you can.<br />
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1. Davines Su Aftersun, $49.95, 2. Fenty Skin Hydra<br />
Vizor Invisible Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 15<br />
(SPF 30 Globally) Sunscreen, $52, 3. mesoestetic<br />
mesoprotech mineral matt anti-ageing fluid (SPF<br />
50+), $79.80, 4. mesoestetic mesoprotech sun stick<br />
100 SPF 50+, $49.80, 5. Medik8 Physical Nano-<br />
Free Sunscreen SPF 50+, $69, 6. La Roche-Posay<br />
Anthelios Tinted Fluid SPF 50+, $29.95, 7. Invisible<br />
Zinc, Face + Body SPF 50, $29.99.<br />
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