Japanese Melasma Cream No.7

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JAPANESE WOMEN'S SKIN CARE SECRETS😍🔥
For a long time, the Japanese have always had the smoothest white skin in Asia. Japanese women are also very interested in skin care.
Ignoring the higher cost of beauty care, we can completely learn their skin care secrets.
👉Don't wash your face after 10pm
10pm is a curfew for facial hygiene. After 10 hours, the skin needs to rest and absorb nutrients. So, no matter how busy you are, only wash your face before 10pm!
👉Just pat not rub
When using cosmetics, only use your hands to pat, not rub. This helps the skin absorb nutrients faster without hurting the skin. Treating your skin gently is one way to keep it smooth and clear.
👉Eat a lot of sea fish
Not surprisingly, sea fish is a daily Japanese dish. Sea fish contains many nutrients, extremely good for health, contains a lot of unsaturated fats, beautiful skin and is not afraid of weight gain.
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CONSULTING SKIN CARE, Melasma TREATMENT
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🔎🕙What is melasma?
Melasma is a common skin condition that causes brown or grey patches to appear on the skin. Melasma can occur anywhere, but it is primarily seen on the face. These patches commonly occur in these areas:
+Bridge of the nose
+Forehead
+Cheeks
+Chin
+Upper lip
+Forearms
+Neck
+Shoulders
𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐜𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐦𝐞𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐦𝐚?
🕙Hormones: Hormonal imbalance can trigger melasma. Pregnancy, menopause, oral contraceptives and even normal monthly hormone fluctuation could potentially worsen melasma.
🕙UV exposure: UV light from the sun triggers the body to produce more melanin by stimulating melanocytes, a type of cell in our skin. This can cause melasma.
🕙Genetics: Some people are more genetically predisposed to developing melasma.
🕙Stress: Since stress causes the body to make more of the hormone cortisol, it may trigger melasma.
🕙Heat: Heat is one of the most common triggers for melasma as it increases vasodilation. Additionally, heat can stimulate melanocyte pigment production, causing inflammation.
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THE ROLE OF ANTI-SUN CREAM
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In the prevention of skin cancer and preventing aging is undeniable.
And each sunscreen product "born" is for the right skin type.
Currently on the market there are many sunscreen products of many different cosmetic brands.
However, to classify, there are two typical types of sunscreens: physical and chemical sunscreens. So how to distinguish these two types of sunscreen? Should chemical and physical sunscreens be used?

Chemical and physical sunscreens both protect the skin equally. What's more, each can be incorporated into formulations designed to suit each skin type. For example, if you have normal to oily skin, there are weightless, non-greasy options; If you have normal to dry skin, you can find products with moisturizing, smoothing SPF.

Physical sunscreen is an inorganic sunscreen that has the ability to reflect UV rays, preventing UV rays from penetrating the skin. The main ingredients in physical sunscreens are usually Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide… Physical sunscreens have the English name Sunblock.

Physical sunscreens create a protective coating on the skin, blocking and reflecting UV rays, preventing them from penetrating the skin. The layer of cream sits on top of the skin like an armor that protects the skin from the harmful effects of UV rays.
✨Advantages:
Physical sunscreen is the most benign and least irritating form of sunscreen for the skin, suitable for both sensitive and extremely sensitive skin.
👉🏻After applying, you can go out without waiting for the cream to absorb into the skin.
👉🏻Comprehensive protection from UVA and UVB rays
✨Cons:
👉 Due to the main ingredients are Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide, when applying physical sunscreen, the skin usually tones up.
👉🏻 Thick creamy texture, which some customers don't like.
👉🏻 Easy to drift if the skin sweats a lot when outdoors or in contact with water

Chemical sunscreen products are sunscreens prepared from chemical ingredients. Instead of reflecting UV rays, preventing UV rays from penetrating the skin like physical sunscreens, it absorbs UV rays to decompose and treat before they cause damage to the skin.
✨The main ingredients in chemical sunscreens are usually: avobenzone, oxybenzone, Tinosorb, octylcrylence... Chemical sunscreen has the English name Sunscreen.
✨Advantages:❣️
Chemical sunscreens often have a thin, light texture, so they are less likely to clog pores., convenient for daily use.
Because the ingredients often contain avobenzone, oxybenzone, it does not cause white streaks on the skin and does not cause shine.
👉🏻Suitable for acne and oily skin
✨Cons:
Chemical sunscreens are easy to irritate the skin, especially sensitive skin
👉Less sustainable under the impact of the environment, so the time to reapply chemical sunscreens will be faster than physical ones.
👉🏻Due to the chemical composition, when applied to the eyes, it may cause discomfort or stinging.
So you need to understand that it is not possible to judge physical and chemical sunscreens as good or bad. It's important to understand how they protect your skin from the sun, and whether it's right for you. To make a wise choice, you should pay attention to the characteristics and texture of the product. Specifically:
Physical sunscreen:
•Active as soon as it is applied to the skin
•Low irritation rate
•May leave white streaks, especially with dark skin
If you have sensitive to extremely sensitive skin, then a physical sunscreen with benign ingredients will be true for your skin. In addition, physical sunscreen is also suitable for girls with normal to dry skin
Chemical sunscreens:
•The product needs time to be absorbed into the skin before the protective action begins.
•Usually have a thinner texture than physical sunscreens
•Favored for its ability to match skin tone
•Not patchy when you sweat or greasy.
•May cause reactions with hypersensitive skin.
Chemical sunscreen with a thin, light texture, quickly absorbed into the skin is the right choice for those with more oily skin.
Surely reading this far, you have also thought about your skin and answered the question "Should I use physical or chemical sunscreen", right?❣️
Don't let your beautiful skin "suffer" so much "injustice". The sooner you use sunscreen, the younger, healthier, smoother and more radiant your skin will be❣️