Perfectly Protected in the Sun
Global Radiation
When it hits the atmosphere, radiation is scattered and absorbed, which considerably weakens the impact. The overall amount of radiation that reaches the earth is termed “global radiation”, and is compiled as follows :
44% infrared radiation
“warmth”, penetrates deep into organisms
52% visible radiation
“light”, photosynthesis
4% UV radiation
“Invisible”, first impact such as tanning, sun burn
The positive effect of the right amount of sun:
- Our Body makes Vitamin D, which plays an important role in the construction of muscles and bones
- It is beneficial to our emotional well being, blood circulation, nerves and heart
- It improves our performance
- It benefits our immune system and therefore
- Increases our resistance to disease
- It promotes healing
- It stimulates pigmentation
- I tans the skin
- It builds up the skin’s own sun defense
The negative effect of too much sun:
- Overload of heart, blood circulation and nerves
- Leads to tiredness
- Damages the eyes
- Changes blood composition
- Weakens the immune system
- Cause sunburn (UVB-induced), from redness to irritable cell damage with temperature and shivering. Repeated severe sunburn increases the risk of skin damage, especially in children
- Premature light-induced aging (elastosis) – cf. UVA rays penetrate deep into the dermis and damage the collagen and elastic fibers
- Photo-allergic and photo-toxic reactions
- Could lead to serious skin damage
Approximately 90% of the UV radiation that reaches the Earth :
- Penetrates deep into the dermis of your skin, damaging elastic and collagen fibers
- Can trigger photo-toxic and allergic reactions in conjunction with substances to be found in blood
- Indirect cell damage (DNA) through free radicals
- UVA radiation also weakens the immune system
- Directly triggers pigmentation
You should know that :
UVA – Standardized measuring method in the EU
UVB=SPF – In addition to the sun protection factor the corresponding protection class is also specified
UV filters
Chemical UV-A and UV-B filters protect the skin against premature aging (A=age) and damage caused by sunburn (B=burn) to enable you to enjoy a relaxed day in the sun, on holiday or as part of a summer anti-aging package.
When choosing the sun protection product it is crucial to take into consideration the following factors :
1. Skin Type
2. Skin Condition :
- not used to the sun
- used to the sun
3. Insensitivity of the rays :
- geographic location
- reflection
- altitude
- Angle of radiation
4. Time you wish to spend in the sun
Juvena Sunsation range supported by SkinNova SC & Anti-Age Technology offers 7 advantages for perfectly protected and well-groomed skin :
1. Stimulates the immune system
2. Protects against IR-induced cell damage
3. Protects against UVA/UVB radiation
4. Protects against free radicals
5. Waterproof
6. Hydro-boost technology
7. SKINNOVA SC TECHNOLOGY
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Declare Sun Protection Concept:
Besides high-performance protection, skincare in the sun must not be neglected. Declare src-complex (sensitivity reducing complex) compensates sensitive skin deficiencies by :
- Improving the skin barrier function – reduces sensitivity and boosts the skin’s resistance
- Re-ducting irritation – for increased well-being and a smooth complexion
- Intensifying cell protection – to counteract cell damage and premature wrinkle formation on a daily basis
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TIPS IN THE SUN
- Always apply sun protection before spending time in the sun..
- Always apply a generous amount of sun protection!
- Apply sun protection regularly, especially after you’ve been in water, to make sure your skin is still protected.
- Radiation is most intense at midday, between 11am and 3pm.
- To protect your eyes, always wear sunglasses. Not only will this protect you from wrinkles developing around your eyes, but it also protects your eyes from UV damage.
- Only stay in the sun for as long as it feels good. Your body will tell you when you’ve had enough.
- During and after your time in the sun, pamper your skin with an extra portion of moisture, and make sure you drink plenty!
