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My client having Light Therapy after the full facial treatment
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The Hard (and Soft) Facts About Microdermabrasion Microdermabrasion is a treatment that can make skin appear more youthful. Learn the benefits of microdermabrasion on the dermis and epidermis.

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How to take care of your skin during a heatwave – and avoid getting burnt

Studies show that skin cancer risk is more closely linked with intermittent exposure to high-intensity sunlight (in other words, sitting in a sunny pub garden on a hot weekend), than to chronic sunlight exposure (e.g. having an outdoor occupation or living somewhere permanently sunny).

There are two types of skin cancer – melanoma and non-melanoma. With non melanoma, there is basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Basal cell (which accounts for 75% of skin cancers) won’t spread and won’t kill you – but left untreated it will get bigger and form an ulcer on the skin. Squamous cells rarely, but still can, spread so they also need to be removed. Lastly, there’s melanoma. If it’s caught early there’s very good survival rate. If not, it can quickly spread to other organs and survival rates then drop to 15-20%.
Professor Lowe says the time from sunburn to skin cancer is usually 15-20 years and a recent study found melanoma is the second most common cancer in 15 to 34-year-olds.
“Then of course, there’s skin ageing which is accelerated by unprotected sun exposure. Like skin cancer, you may not see it for ten of fifteen years after exposure. And it’s not just premature wrinkling you have to look forward to, but also sagging skin, uneven skin tone and patchy pigmentation."

So how can you protect yourself? "Apply sunscreen early (thirty minutes before heading outside) and often (every two hours) with an SPF of at least 30, but ideally higher," says Professor Lowe.

"Don’t forget those easily forgettable areas like bald patches, hair partings, the backs of your hands and your chest. Sit in the shade often, avoid the midday sun, and cover up with hats and UV protective clothing as much as possible. A finely woven hat with a four-inch brim reduces UV exposure to your head and neck by 70 percent. Your eyes aren’t immune from sun damage either - especially pale blue ones - so always wear sunglasses."

What’s your skin type?

Skin Type 1: Red, fair hair. Green or blue eyes, pale skin with freckles. Burns very easily and never tans.

Skin Type 2: Blonde, darker blondes, brown or red hair. Green, blue, grey and hazel eyes. Pale skin. Burns easily, rarely tans.

Skin Type 3: Brown or dark blonde hair. Brown, blue, hazel, green, grey eye colour. Neutral skin colour. Skin tans gradually, sometimes burns.

Skin Type 4: Brown or blonde hair. Hazel or brown eyes. Skin tans easily and rarely burns.

Skin Type 5: Dark brown to black hair. Brown eyes. Darker complexion, which never burns tans easily and deeply.

Skin Type 6: Black hair, dark brown eyes. Dark skin tone.

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