Education yourself! Sunscreen is a must for all complexions especially the Darker Complexions. incorporate a Zinc Oxide based sunblock in your beauty regimen today. Find products like coffee butter which contains some natural SPF’s. I use the Walgreens brand of Zinc Oxide Sunscreen. You can find the “Solar Sense ” which has clear zinc at brand at Drugstore.com: www.drugstore.com I purchase my 100 % Organic Coffee Butter from Camden Grey: www.camdengrey.com
www.ihealthtube.com Dr.. Elizabeth Plourde talks about the dangers, not the protection that comes with sunscreen. Dr. Plourde talks about sunscreens as cancer causing materials.
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I dont feel beautiful like every1 else cuz i am pale….but i dont Want 2 be exposed 2 the harmful uv rays & get cancer & look old….should i just embrace my natural skin color or go on the tanning bed????
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Now I don’t go tanning, but I do tan very easily in the sun. I have burned before and I’ve heard from salon owners that burning is what causes cancer – tanning is only natural protection from UV rays or something.
Is this true? It certainly seems true, people don’t die from a tan, they die when their skin is damaged. How did black people come to be if tanning isn’t natural (now don’t make fun of me becasue I don’t know the answer lol, I’m not an evolutionary expert)?
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Twitter(updates on sales I find, upcoming videos, new products I find and MORE): twitter.com Beautylish(for my product reviews) :www.beautylish.com Facebook (Still in the works but go “Like it”): www.facebook.com Sunscreen/Sunblock Ingredient Chart: beautyblitz.com A link explaining the potential dangers of octocrylene (a common ingreedient in sunscreen): thebeautybrains.com Q. When you lay out in the sun, you tan, you don’t burn. Why? A. As I said in the video, tanning is actually a cellular mutation, specifically with a type of cell called a melanocyte (produce melanin that change color to make that tan color). That cell changing is the mutation, and just because you are tanning and not burning doen’t mean you aren’t harming your skin. There is some truth behind the “base tan” method, as once your skin is tan you are slightly more protected from further sun damage, but the base tan (as I said in the video) is damage itself. Skin burns when the cells are OVEREXPOSED to UVB rays. There is a point when your cells simply cannot process the rays in a way that will produce a tan, and therefor switch into, for simplicity’s purposes, “burn mode” and you turn red. Sunscreen will filter out some of the harmful rays so less hit your skin, therefore you skin will be more likey to stay out of “burn mode” and stay in the melanin producing, tan making mode.