Good Sunscreen vs. Bad Sunscreen. Sunscreen is a cornerstone of skin protection, shielding against ultraviolet (UV) rays that cause sunburn, premature aging, and skin cancer. However, the sunscreen market is vast, with products ranging from highly effective to outright ineffective or potentially harmful. Distinguishing good sunscreens from bad ones involves understanding their ingredients, protection levels, application methods, and environmental impact. This article delves into the characteristics of quality sunscreens, red flags of subpar products, and practical tips for making informed choices to safeguard your skin and health.
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Melanotan, Super Antibiotic of the Future?
Could Melanotan be the Super Antibiotic of the Future? As we dredge further into the 21st century the scientific revelations of longevity continue pouring in. Among those findings are evidence that α-MSH peptides may unlock the potential to combat infectious diseases. In this article we look at the science and ponder the potential of a … Read more
Should I stay tanned all year?
Should I stay tanned all year? Laying in the sun and frequenting tanning salons on a scheduled annual basis is not what we’re looking for when it comes to keeping good color in your layers of dermis that slough off every four to twenty-one days taking the SURFACE layer of color with it. However, the layers … Read more
Melanotan 2 Therapy Clinics
Why are more and more clinics offering MTII, or Melanotan 2, therapy? One reason is because scientific research can be costly to produce. The correct parameters must be met before data can start being collected. Large studies with numerous participants can take years before conclusions can be made. So, what if a physician and their … Read more
Bikers and Skin Damage
Bikers suffer serious skin damage, especially to the face. Nothing damages skin like UV rays and wind. UV rays cause serious skin damage via burns and drying of the skin causing wrinkling and even skin cancer. Flying down the road at 60 MPH also causes serious skin damage from the wind and dryness. How many times have you met a serious biker who looks 60 years-old only to find that he/she is much younger. It’s skin damage. Early aging and wrinkles caused by too much sun and wind exposure.