Sentences with phrase «also damages your skin»

Not only do free radicals cause damage to all your organs... doing cardio also damages your skin and makes you look older.

External factors such as ultraviolet radiation (UV) and toxins also damage skin cells, leading to redness, discoloration, yellowing, abnormal growth, and poor texture.

Not exact matches

Not only will this product help keep your face nourished and hydrated, but it also ensures your skin will continue looking better into your old age by limiting the amount of damage caused by the sun.

Vitamin C is also an antioxidant which can help prevent damage to our skin by free radicals.

This is not only because it protects it from the free radicals that result in wrinkles, but also because coffee can lend your skin some protection from the sun's damage: apparently coffee drinkers have lower chances of developing skin cancer than those who don't indulge.

The fat in the coconut oil can also help repair damaged skin cells as well.

They are also packed with lycopene, an antioxidant that prevents skin damage from ultra-violet (UV) rays and offers protection from skin cancer.

Chilly weather calls for this spicy ingredient, which can help even skin tone and improve elasticity, Its 40 + antioxidant properties also fight aging and prevent damage from free radicals.

Broiled salmon is also available at many Mexican restaurants for a healthy dose of omega - 3s (one of which research suggests may help protect against UV - induced skin damage) Eicosapentaenoic acid inhibits UV - induced MMP - 1 expression in human dermal fibroblasts.

These are also considered beauty foods because they help to strengthen the skin tissue, reducing skin damage and wrinkle formation.

Also because it does not directly damage the outside layer of your skin, there is no needed recovery time for the procedure.

Not only does extreme amounts of sunlight damage the skin, leaving you looking years older than your age, but it can also be the ultimate cause of skin cancer that is a going concern.

Also for all those Snow - bound couples hitting the slopes this V - day weekend, you will want to include a sunscreen in your prep --'m naturally pale myself, so it's a necessity to protect my skin from sun damage.

What you're left with is smooth, radiant and younger looking skin that's also protected against future damage.

I also find it a little alarming that according to the succinic acid MSDS sheet, it is regarded as a skin and respiratory irritant and can cause serious damage to the eyes.

Shea butter is also used to help reverse skin damage caused by harsh chemicals and can really soothe tender baby skin.

UV radiation from the sun can damage not only the skin of your eyelid but also the cornea, lens and other parts of the eye.

Bibs protect your baby's clothes from stains and damage; for times other then feeding, they also protect his sensitive skin from liquids and drool.

Frostbite kills exposed skin but also damages deeper tissue by restricting blood vessels, preventing oxygen from reaching cells [see image above].

While vitamins C and E have also shown an ability to protect the skin from sun damage, Dr. Lim does not recommend these supplements to his patients as a sun protection method.

The UV LED device also emits a much narrower band of UVB light and thereby decreasing likelihood of skin damage that can occur when the skin is exposed to higher wavelengths of UV radiation.

I also see ultraviolet light, which is good to detect because it damages the skin.

Younger patients who are 60 - 70 years old can also consider these regimens, but they may live to see more skin damage from the treatments.

In self - renewing tissues, such as the skin, chromatin modification is also involved in regulating the replacement of old or damaged cells in later stages in life.

Gianneschi and his team found that the synthetic melanin nanoparticles in their experiments were not only absorbed and distributed normally by the keratinocytes in the epidermis, but they also protected human skin cells from UV radiation damage.

However, most of these earlier findings were also correlated with fair skin, well known to accompany vulnerability to the damaging effects of ultraviolet radiation in sunlight.

Nuts not only serve as a mid-afternoon pick - me - up, but they are also an effective anti-ageing snack — many nuts are enriched with the trace element selenium, which according to a 2003 study published in the British Journal of Dermatology, can protect the skin from oxidative damage.

Blueberries Why it matters: «Blueberries are high in antioxidants, which can help to protect the skin from damage that leads to wrinkles and also decrease the risk of cancer and heart disease,» says McGrice.

A staple of Ayurvedic cooking and medicine, turmeric is an anti-inflammatory powerhouse and can also help treat hyperpigmentation, scarring, and other skin damage.

Vitamin A and its cousins help normalize the growth of sun - damaged skin cells, according to Dr. Spencer, who is also a dermatologist in private practice in St. Petersburg, Fla. «The retinoids have been around for 20 to 30 years,» he says.

They also repair skin that has already been damaged.

In addition to vitamin C, «it also has glycerin to moisturize, aloe to soothe skin, and green tea extract, which helps against free radical damage,» she says.

Sky - high in antioxidants to help protect skin's integrity from damage and preserve its overall beauty, it's also packed with minerals and vitamins A, C, and E and is naturally sugar - free.

«The presence of iris freckles also indicates sun damage to the skin, a risk factor for several different kinds of skin cancer.

Also, even the cleanest wax can cause skin damage, including burns (especially if you DIY it and accidentally overheat the wax) and folliculitis — an infection of the hair follicles that causes angry red bumps.

«Ascorbic acid is not only a good water - soluble antioxidant but may also increase production of collagen in the skin, which can help mitigate some of the damaging effects caused by UV exposure.

They have also been proven to reduce the effects of sun damage, preserve the skin keeping us looking younger, and helping in the fight against skin conditions and disease.

«It also contains vitamin E and polyphenols to protect skin against free radical damage.

In fact it's what makes your skin (and muscles, which are also rich in collagen) particularly adept at preparing cells after damage.

Also in the fruit's arsenal: anthocyanins (which help increase collagen production, giving skin a firmer look) and ellagic acid (a natural chemical that reduces inflammation caused by UV damage).

Research also suggests that vitamin C protects the skin from damage from solar radiation.

Skin's permeability is also damaged, making it more susceptible to injury from chemical substances and less able to recover.

Evidence has also been found that arsenic in drinking water can result in heart, nerve, blood vessel and skin damage.

«It sounds so simple, but when the skin is soft and smooth it's less likely to look aged and sun damaged and will also diminish signs of cellulite,» she says.

A rich source of vitamin E, it also helps the skin repair damage and stay young looking.

The scientists also observed that olive oil led to sensitization, which could be because of slow damage to the skin barrier.

Some studies also suggest that antioxidant supplements help protect skin from sun damage.

Hydroxytyrosol, a rather rare compound found in olive oil, also prevents free radical damage to the skin, particularly sunlight damage.

Vitamin C also acts as an antioxidant, so you get the added benefit of protecting your skin from free radical damage.

It's a smart idea for all acne patients to strengthen your skin against sunlight because while exposure can damage your skin in high amounts, you also need moderate exposure to generate vitamin D, nitric oxide, and mood - boosting endorphins.