4 Negative Effects Of UV Damage On Your Skin

Everyone loves to go out in the sunshine and enjoy the fresh air. However, sun exposure has a few risks associated with it, and some precautions are necessary. Let's take a closer look at the effects UV damage has on your skin.

1. Dehydration

Of course, the warmth of the sun will get rid of moisture but, clearly, your skin is not laundry being hung out to dry. Actually, the effects of the sun's rays are more extensive than simply reducing surface moisture. UVA rays, in particular, penetrate deep into your epidermis, damaging the skin's ability to renew itself and retain its elasticity. This UV damage creates that crinkly look that everyone would prefer to avoid! Garnier Ambre Solaire Anti-Dryness Super UV Protection Cream offers very high SPF protection whilst hydrating skin for up to 24 hours.

2. Sun spots

The danger of sun spots, or age spots are very different. These are the blotches that arrive seemingly from nowhere just as you thought you were achieving a nice sun-kissed look. They signify that the sun is permanently damaging the balance of your skin tone and, with a few exceptions, are irreversible. So, remember, UV damage prevention is always better than a cure!
Garnier Ambre Solaire Anti-Dark Spots & Anti-Pollution Super UV Protection Fluid is enriched with hyaluronic acid and vitamin E. The formula offers very high SPF protection to help prevent sun induced dark spots, while protecting skin from pollution induced oxidative stress.

3. Signs of premature ageing

Age-related small wrinkles and a reduction in skin elasticity can be significantly minimised by caring for your skin in the right way. This definitely does not include excessive sun exposure, which will speed up the ageing process in a way that many of us consider grossly unfair. However, since that's the way it is, the only way to deal with the issue is to apply the right level of sun protection each day. Garnier Ambre Solaire Sensitive Advanced Dry Mist SPF 50+ provides very high protection against sun induced skin damage and sunburn.

4. Skin thickening: a particular problem for acne-prone skin

What sun exposure doesn't do is help acne-prone skin. The skin-thickening effect is merely burying the problem of excess sebum and pollutants under the surface of the skin. Those problems might re-emerge with a vengeance at a later date!

You can guard your skin against this UV damage by applying sun cream as a form of daily protection. Why not try a non-greasy, instantly-drying sun protection spray like Ambre Solaire Overmakeup Mist SPF50 & Ambre Solaire Anti-Dryness Cream? With these, it won't be too difficult to get out in the sunshine after all!