With an increase of time spent on digital devices, a focus has turned to blue light and if excessive daily amounts of this light wavelength can contribute to damage within our eyes, skin, and overall health.
It is early stages, but studies have discovered that blue light like UV, can penetrate the skin and may contribute to ageing, breakdown of collagen, production of pigmentation/melasma and free radicals.
This form of light is the short-wavelength blue/violet band of the visible light spectrum. It is an important wavelength that also radiates from the sun and regulates our body’s circadian rhythm. It is also proven to effectively treat acne when exposure is controlled with machinery like LED Light Therapy. Blue light makes up about 35% of the sun’s electromagnetic radiation but also found in smartphones, computers, televisions, fluorescent and LED lighting.
A recent study has shown we spend on average approximately 10 hours a day exposed to digital devices. It is something we cannot escape so we must incorporate ways to balance the combination of UV and blue light. Ensure your morning skincare regime includes a good quality SPF that contains zinc oxidise. This ingredient acts like a barrier helping to reflect UV rays and blue light. This is important even if you don’t head out of the house for the day. Wearing a SPF daily should now be thought of as your ‘Day Time Protection’, not sun protection. In the evening include antioxidant-filled night time products to help tackle free radical exposure and repair your skin.
What else can be done? Limit your exposure to devices over the whole day, see if your phone has the abilty to limit blue light, turn off devices 30 minutes before bed, and sit further away from the television or computer if possible.
Looking for a good day time SPF and antioxidant-filled night-time products? Book a complimentary skin consultation with a Pure Indulgence Skin Therapist.
Introducing the New skin enhancing Exosome and PDRN Collagen Cellular Regeneration Treatments
WHERE DO PRÉIME PURE EXOSOMES COME FROM?
Préime Pure Exosomes are derived from human umbilical cord blood plasma, the youngest and most powerful source of exosomes. They are extracted using a patented process that maintains the purity and potency of the exosomes.
WHY USE EXOSOMES FROM CORD BLOOD?
The characteristics of the bioactive molecules inside an exosome is a reflection of the type of cell it came from. Cord blood plasma contains exosomes that are highly compatible and biologically-relevant to our skin cells. Newborns have a high regenerative capacity because their bodies need to grow and develop at a rapid pace. The exosomes in cord blood plasma are filled with this regenerative potential, and the bioactive molecules are easily recognised by our cells to signal our own regenerative processes.
HOW ARE PRÉIME PURE EXOSOMES COLLECTED?
Préime Pure Exosomes are ethically sourced from cord blood donated by consented and healthy individuals. Collection is done under sterile conditions by a US-based accredited cord blood collection bank. All donations are traceable, meticulously screened for communicable diseases, and processed under strict quality control measures. Cord blood plasma is also used for life-saving medical treatments. Préime uses a patented extraction process to isolate the exosomes, creating a highly refined and pure product that does not contain any full cells.
WHERE DO DERMALOGICA’S EXOSOMES COME FROM?
The newest and most exciting discovery, bacterial exosomes are showing promising results for skin health. They contain unique metabolites that support microbiome balance, fortify the skin barrier, and enhance skin resilience, offering innovative solutions for skin defence and vitality.
The Lactobacillus bacteria used for the production of Dermalogica’s exosomes is vegan, using plant-based fermentation. Whilst Lactobacillus is naturally found in humans, the Dermalogica Exo Booster is derived from cabbage, where it naturally occurs. This method allows us to harness the powerful benefits of Lactobacillus exosomes while maintaining vegan standards.
WHERE DO PDRN COME FROM?
PDRN is a naturally occurring substance derived from salmon. It stands for Polydeoxyribonucleotides, which are fragments of DNA sourced from the salmon sperm. Salmon DNA is 95% identical to human DNA and is extracted using a sequence of biotechnological processes to isolate and purify the nucleotide fragments. PDRN has long been used in the medical and aesthetical fields to improve wound healing and reduce signs of inflammation, repair and rejuvenate of skin.
HOW DOES PDRN WORK?
PDRN are bio-active molecules that act on several process in the skin, leading to faster and more complete wound healing. PDRN provides the building blocks needed to optimise the cellular repair, target damaged fibroblasts to support the function in producing more collagen and elastin.
HOW DOES PRÉIME PDRN BOOSTER IMPROVE MY SKIN?
PDRN’s wound healing properties helps the body repair damaged skin, and in doing so, improves uneven skin texture, restores elasticity, creates volume, and enhances overall skin hydration and tone. PDRN Booster can improve the look and feel of acne scars, stretch marks and textural concerns, and rejuvenate and boost dull, dehydrated skin.
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