Apply sunscreen at least 15 minutes before you go out, to let it sink into your skin. A pea-sized dollop for your face; a shot glass full for your body.
Use a sunscreen, like Elave Sun SPF30, which is kind to delicate skin and will help you get a glow, not a rash!
Oily sunscreens can trigger sensitive skin or block pores – look for one which is non-comedogenic (non-oily)
Avoid the ‘ghost’ look with sunscreen containing invisible zinc. Zinc is known for its healing, rejuvenating and anti-inflammatory properties
There is no such thing as a ‘waterproof’ sunscreen – but do look for one that is ‘water resistant’
SPF makeup and SPF face misters do not offer adequate protection against sun damage. You must also use a sunscreen
Aftersun moisturisers like Elave Aftersuncontain soothing botanicals and antioxidant vitamins B, C and E to protect against damage by free radicals
Blue light from your laptop or mobile phone can also cause photoaging, so sunscreen in front of the screen is also essential
Some more reading material on all your skincare needs..
The sun is the skin’s No1 enemy. Over 90% of skin ageing – fine lines, wrinkles, brown spots and sagging - is caused by ultraviolet rays. It’s sobering to consider that a blistering sunburn in childhood doubles the risk of developing melanoma later in life, and that a tan is actually a sign of skin damage. So, if you want to look younger for longer, and avoid the more serious consequences of dermal damage, here are our Top 4 Sun Safe Skin Tips!
There is no such thing as an instant fix when it comes to skincare, so when you establish a new skincare regime, keep in mind that your skin will need time to adjust and rebalance before you see great results.
Rosacea affects 1 in 10 people in Ireland and is often known as ‘The Curse of the Celts’? It can bemistaken for acne, eczema or an allergic reaction, causes facial redness and may produce small, red, pus-filled bumps. The first signs of rosacea are a blush-like reddening which spreads across the nose, cheeks, forehead and chin, along with a burning or stinging feeling when using water or certain skincare products.
