CosBeauty Magazine #94
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty. In this issue: - Professional makeup hacks - DIY party hair - 30+ products for that perfect sunless tan - The 2022 guide to face tweakments - The rise of the celebrity beauty brand - Our Christmas gift guide
CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty.
In this issue:
- Professional makeup hacks
- DIY party hair
- 30+ products for that perfect sunless tan
- The 2022 guide to face tweakments
- The rise of the celebrity beauty brand
- Our Christmas gift guide
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helps to block visible light which<br />
can contribute to pigmentation.<br />
It should be applied daily and<br />
reapplied every two hours, and<br />
used in conjunction with other sunprotective<br />
measures such as wearing<br />
a hat and seeking shade.<br />
With regards to reversing<br />
cumulative sun damage, there<br />
is nothing that will completely<br />
reverse sun damage and that’s why<br />
prevention is critical. The numberone<br />
ingredient I always recommend<br />
is sunscreen.<br />
Antioxidants such as resveratrol<br />
and Vitamin C are also great<br />
scavengers of the free radicals that<br />
damage DNA when skin is exposed<br />
to UV radiation.<br />
Retinol, a derivative of Vitamin<br />
A, also helps to repair damaged<br />
skin cells by encouraging cell<br />
turnover and increasing collagen<br />
production. It is the gold-standard<br />
anti-ageing ingredient which can<br />
help with correcting texture, tone<br />
and pigmentation and help with<br />
fine lines and wrinkles. Vitamin A is<br />
available in various forms, including<br />
over-the-counter retinol products<br />
to prescription-strength retinoids,<br />
which can be more effective but<br />
more irritating. It is best to start with<br />
a retinol which is ultra-stable but less<br />
irritating, starting with a couple of<br />
times a week, then bumping up the<br />
application if your skin isn’t irritated.<br />
Another way of addressing sundamaged<br />
skin is laser and lightbased<br />
therapies. Some of these<br />
technologies can target pigment<br />
and are great at fading sun spots.<br />
Others are great at targeting the<br />
redness and vascular changes that<br />
arise as a result of sun damage. We<br />
can also resurface the texture of the<br />
skin using certain types of lasers,<br />
which can help correct some of the<br />
signs of ageing and sun damage.<br />
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