Sentences with phrase «overexposure to the sun»

Their skin was wrinkled, and had sun spots from overexposure to the sun.

It has even been proven that skin damaged by overexposure to the sun experiences less damage if the levels of selenium are high.

It is very important that women, especially pregnant women avoid overexposure to the sun.

These molecular fragments are spawned by natural processes, disease, and a number of environmental insults — including overexposure to the sun.

Between overexposure to the sun, lack of sleep and stress, I am constantly think about how each of those factors impact my skin.

One must wear comfortable footwear too and always apply sunblock to protect your skin against the harmful effect of overexposure to the sun.

Their seemingly unrelated studies led students to pull together a service - learning project — the Chávez Caring Crew — in which they collected sunscreen and lip balm to help protect field workers from overexposure to the sun.

Researchers estimate that 90 percent of skin cancers are caused by overexposure to the sun and are therefore preventable.

Hyperpigmentation can also be caused by overexposure to the sun, creating age spots or sun spots.

Hot water and overexposure to sun are also bad ideas since they open up the pores more and cause more redness.

Collagen breakdown can occur from poor diet, smoking, overexposure to the sun, or from the many chemicals present in our modern lifestyle.

There are plenty of environmental causes that take the blame, from overexposure to the sun to toxins in the air, like smog and cigarette smoke.

If you have blonde hair, with originally cool tones and suffering from an all day with an overexposure to the sun.

Most dogs love the outdoors, but overexposure to the sun's rays and heat can lead to health problems.

However, overexposure to the sun can be detrimental to both our and our dog's skin.

Overexposure to the sun can be a cause of feline dandruff.

Despite their protective fur coats, overexposure to the sun can be dangerous to pets.

Dehydration, heat exhaustion, cramps, syncope, and even stroke can result from overexposure to the sun and environmental heat.

Overexposure to sun and heat can dehydrate your pet, so leave her at home on a hot day or take frequent trips indoors to cool her down during a long day in the sun.

Concerns about bug - borne illnesses and overexposure to sun have boosted the appeal of the screened porch, which offers a protected, front - row seat to nature.