I’m in love with Bio Shield by Young Goose. It’s a daily sunscreen you wear on your face to keep yourself young longer. This isn’t the bottle of goop you take to the beach and glop on. This is a super premium, beautifully formulated facial protection product.
I use it on my face, neck, decolletage, and the backs of my hands. I apply it over my skincare and under my foundation every day.
This sunscreen is weightless and fast to apply. The slightly pink color blends right in on nearly every skin type. It doesn’t interact with my makeup in any way. I use it to keep age spots, melasma, and discoloration at bay.
I like to sit in the sun for a few minutes every sunny day possible. I can just pop outside, knowing I will not cause aging on my face.
Bio Shield is not just a sunscreen; it’s a shield, a personal bodyguard for your skin, and incorporates an impressive roster of skin-loving ingredients:
Zinc Oxide, a mineral sunscreen, is designed to create a physical barrier against harmful rays and is generally well-tolerated.
Ectoin peptide is an ingredient known for its soothing properties.
Lipochroman-6, known for its antioxidant properties, is included in its formula to help protect against environmental stressors.
Bio-Shield is an SPF40, 100% mineral sunscreen that has been carefully formulated to cater to all skin types, even the most sensitive ones.
Its natural tint is designed to blend well with various skin tones, and it is formulated to help provide broad-spectrum protection from UVA and UVB rays as part of a comprehensive sun protection strategy. Remember to follow other sun safety measures such as seeking shade, wearing protective clothing, and avoiding peak sun hours.
With its pleasing texture and lack of white cast, Bio-Shield can make an enjoyable addition to your daily sun protection routine, including wearing sun-protective clothing and seeking shade.
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Did you know, according to studies, one in five Americans may develop skin cancer by 70?
It’s a sobering statistic and a clear indicator that something needs to change about our relationship with the sun.
But don’t let that statistic alarm you; instead, let it inspire you into action. There’s something you can do, and it starts with applying sunscreen.
The Canadian Medical Association Journal published a study titled “The Efficacy and Safety of Sunscreen Use for the Prevention of Skin Cancer.” While a single study can be limited in scope and details, it shows a promising result.
Research suggests that regular and proper use of broad-spectrum sunscreen can help reduce the risk of skin damage from the sun.
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