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 Image via Armada Are you kidding me? I know we've been writing a lot about sunscreen this week (we don't make the news, we just report it), but after getting my hands on the new VMW Hypoallergenics Armada Face Cover 30, I saw something, and well, I just had to say something. What captured my attention was the fact that this full-spectrum sunscreen is intended for both indoor and outdoor usage. And in a new Journal of Drugs and Dermatology study cited in W magazine, derm Vermen M. Verallo-Rowell says that "indoor light sources like halogen bulbs, fluorescent lights and even that eerie glow from our computer screens can cause hyper-pigmentation and possible skin damage." Jesus H. Christ!!! Is my blogging job working on a computer all day giving me wrinkles!? Do you give any credence to this? Will you start wearing sunscreen indoors? Holy moly I'm in shock... 1 CommentsLeave a comment |
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that's bullshit. there are no uv rays emitted from your computer screen, whether plasma or anything else.
they say it's good to keep a plant in the office to absorb the radio waves but sunscreen?... to go on the computer?
that's just another marketing hype to make u buy and use more products.
on the other hand i should be receiving that issue soon so i'll take a look at their clinicals and see what it really means.