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Is Your Beauty Routine Making You Photosensitive?
11 days ago - By Sun & Skin Cancer
If you're serious about skincare, you're probably familiar with the term “active ingredients.” These are the elements of a product that work to deliver the advertised benefits. When packaging promises that a product will smooth fine lines, boost skin's radiance or fight acne, it's the active ingredients that will make the product effective in doing so. But the power of these ingredients sometimes comes at a cost - as with any medication, side effects can occur. One of the most common side effects of high-octane skincare products is photosensitivity.
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