UV Light

Often criticised, sun exposure also has benefits, provided that one takes precautions and does not apply photosensitising active ingredients. Can one go out in the sun after using hyaluronic acid? And what about hyaluronic acid injections? Learn more by continuing to read.

Exposure to the sun is essential for well-being and the proper functioning of the body. However, it has numerous harmful effects and is, among other things, a cause of premature skin ageing. In an era where natural alternatives are favoured, many people use vegetable oils as sun protection, such as sesame oil. It is often suggested that it could prevent UV rays from damaging the skin. Discover in this article whether sesame oil is a genuine alternative to traditional sunscreens and thus able to protect the skin from UV rays.

The cutaneous microbiota refers to the collection of microorganisms that reside on the skin. Any disruption can lead to an imbalance, which is detrimental to skin health. Notably, prolonged exposure to the sun could trigger such a disruption. Let's explore what to do in the event of a sun-induced imbalance in the cutaneous microbiota.

Regrettably, the sun is known to negatively impact a number of our skin's parameters. Among these is the skin microbiota. This is the collection of microorganisms that make up our "skin flora". In this article, let's explore how sun rays can affect it.

Keratosis pilaris is a benign and common skin inconvenience that causes the obstruction of hair follicles and the emergence of small bumps on the skin's surface. One might sometimes hesitate to show their legs in the summer when affected by keratosis pilaris. But could the sun actually be a solution? Learn more.