Sun Protection SPF50 40ml Lirene
Skin protection with the use of sunscreen is most often focused on preventing sunburn caused by ultraviolet radiation (UVB and UVA). The latest research shows the negative effects of infrared radiation on the skin. Infrared light (IR) is one of the most powerful types of radiation that reaches the deepest layers of the skin, contributing to its damage, the so-called photo damage.
IR intensifies the negative effects of UVA and UVB radiation, inducing inflammatory changes in the skin. By producing free radicals, it has a direct effect on skin cells, disrupting their structure. The visible symptoms are: discoloration, redness, erythema and wrinkles.
Therefore, eliminating the effects of IR radiation and protecting against UVA and UVB radiation at the same time is a way to provide comprehensive sun protection and anti-wrinkle protection.
Skin protection with the use of sunscreen is most often focused on preventing sunburn caused by ultraviolet radiation (UVB and UVA). The latest research shows the negative effects of infrared radiation on the skin. Infrared light (IR) is one of the most powerful types of radiation that reaches the deepest layers of the skin, contributing to its damage, the so-called photo damage.
IR intensifies the negative effects of UVA and UVB radiation, inducing inflammatory changes in the skin. By producing free radicals, it has a direct effect on skin cells, disrupting their structure. The visible symptoms are: discoloration, redness, erythema and wrinkles.
Therefore, eliminating the effects of IR radiation and protecting against UVA and UVB radiation at the same time is a way to provide comprehensive sun protection and anti-wrinkle protection.
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