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Wed May 16, 2012 8:37 am      Reply with quote
You could also consider adding a CEF serum to your routine as suggested by Dr Baumann:

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Another Type of Ray to be Wary Of

We wear sunscreen every day to shield our skin from the damage caused by UVA and UVB rays, but you probably didn’t know that there’s another type of sun ray we need to think about. Odds are you’ve heard of infrared rays, but research is beginning to shed light (no pun intended) on the ill effects this energy has on our skin.

What are infrared rays?

Simply put, infrared rays are produced by the sun, ovens, hairdryers and light bulbs. (In fact, 54% of the solar energy that reaches the skin’s surface is infrared.) Similar to UV rays, there are three kinds of infrared rays: IFA, IFB and IFC. We can’t feel the IFA type rays, but they penetrate deeper in the skin than UV does, and cause damage that leads to skin aging. (You can feel IFB and IFC, which get reflected off of the skin’s surface.)

How infrared rays affect our skin

IFA rays do not generate heat, but they penetrate deep into the skin and damage the mitochondria (energy-producing organelles) and other parts of our skin cells by generating free radicals. Infrared rays have also been found to increase pigment production within the skin. Recent research also shows that IFA rays cause inflammation as well as signs of aging like fine lines and wrinkles. Infrared rays may also be the root cause of “laptop rash,” a red, blotchy irritation (medically known as erythema ab igne) that looks like brown, red patches in areas of heat contact.

How you can protect yourself

Sunscreens do not shield skin from any type of infrared rays. Topical antioxidants should help shield the skin but the only one that has been tested (and proven) to protect against IFA is SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic.

http://health.yahoo.net/experts/skintype/new-sunscreen-rules-mean-you
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Wed May 16, 2012 10:48 am      Reply with quote
egyptiangoddess wrote:
And computer screens? I read computer screens can worsen melasma so I turned my brightness all the way down. And what about LCD TV screens.


You might find this article helpful: Smile

Is Your Computer Screen Aging Your Skin?
http://www.prevention.com/defy-your-age/blog/your-computer-screen-aging-your-skin
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