The sun is essential to the functioning of our body because
of its metabolic effects, but excessive exposure can be harmful: it promotes
the excess of free radicals responsible for aging and can alter the beauty of
the skin. So be careful!
THE SUN FRIENDLY ENEMY...
The sun is indispensable to our health. It promotes
psychological well-being and stimulates the production of vitamin D which helps
maintain good bone health and dental health.
Nevertheless, ultraviolet (UV) A and B rays that reach and
penetrate skin cells can cause irreversible damage.
The UVA and UVB are differentiated by their intensity and
their ability to penetrate the skin so more or less profound:
- The energy of UVB is responsible for “sunburn" (burning of the skin). Their penetration is limited to the epidermis.
- The UVA meanwhile, through the stratum corneum to the dermis damaging its elastin and collagen fibers. They are considered the primary factors of skin aging.
- The sun is also responsible for a large production of free radicals that alter the cell membranes.
Source: Laboratoire Lescuyer
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