Sun Damage & Protection

What about sun damage on hands, neck, and chest?

Updated 1. January 2024

Immediate Answer: These areas age fastest because people often forget to apply SPF there. Extend your sun protection and treatment programmes to hands, neck, and chest for comprehensive anti-ageing results.

The Science: Hands, neck, and chest have thinner skin and receive significant sun exposure but are often neglected in skincare routines. Result: these areas show photoageing (spots, wrinkles, texture) years before the face.

Additionally, these areas have fewer sebaceous glands, so they're naturally drier and more vulnerable to UV damage.

Troubleshooting Breakouts: SPF application:

  • Daycream Defence Repair SPF 50 for hands, neck, and chest daily
  • Use same quantity as face (1/4 teaspoon distributed across these areas)
  • Reapply after hand-washing

Treatment application:

Most people neglect these areas, then wonder why they look older than their face. Including them in your routine is simple but high-impact.

Pro Tip: Your hands reveal age more than your face because people neglect them. If you're investing in facial anti-ageing, extend it to hands and neck. It takes minimal extra time and produces visible results.

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