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Reversing damaged facial skin

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Read our FAQs. Long lazy youthful days spent lounging in the sun once appeared as a deep, bronze tan. But fast-forward 20 years and look again. Evidence of those carefree and unprotected hours in the sun now show up on your face, chest, neck and arms. It shows up as sun-damaged skin.

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I have a confession to make. I hate to admit it, since my career and life revolve around wellness, and I'm supposed to do all the healthy things. But, I just can't help the fact that I love a good tan and I hate self-tanner I just can't get over the smell. This like-dislike combination means I probably spend too much time in direct sunlight , and although I always wear sunscreen , SPF doesn't always feel like a magic defense against pesky UV rays -- especially not when my post-beach shower reveals bright pink skin. I don't burn often, but my last skin sizzle piqued my curiosity. Knowing that sun exposure is a known cause of skin cancer and premature skin aging, I felt rather pitiful as I looked at the flaky, burnt skin on my shoulders.

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Great skin from this day forward

Do you wish there was a way to change or reduce it? Read on to learn how to reverse sun damage on face and back areas. A little bit of time in the sun can be a good thing.

After all, how often do you usually go outside? Likely once a day. Not by aging itself. Those fine lines and age spots?