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Importance of sunscreen in winters

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For most of us, winter means “No sunscreen season”, which is the most wrong thing you have been doing for your skin till now. Sunrays are loaded with vitamin D but extreme exposure of UV rays can cause wrinkles, tanning, fine lines, premature aging, and even cancer. Snow reflects 80% of UV rays that is why people living in snowy areas and winter sports players specifically need to use sunscreen to avoid harmful sun rays. Let’s understand the terminologies related to sunscreen so that you understand ifs and buts related to it. At the end we will also introduce you to the best sunscreen for winters , and how to apply it correctly. What is meant by UV rays? UV radiation stands for ultraviolet rays which have been considered the biggest factor for skin cancer. Sun is the main source of these ultraviolet radiations. UV rays not just make skin aging but also alters the DNA of skin that controls the growth of skin cells which ultimately results in cancer. There are 3 types of UV ra

Best Face Creams To Apply In Winters

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Sure we love winters, every writer has written something about it, every photographer has captured the beauty of it and every chef has to offer a new dish in every upcoming winter. But little does our skin cares about it, it needs constant attention and pampering. So here we are with 3 amazing Face creams to pamper your skin in winters and make it glow. Vedicline Papaya Face Cream : The enzyme papain found in papaya helps acts as an exfoliator and helps to get fair skin. This face cream is loaded with papaya enzyme which makes it a perfect fit for your winter cream. VediclineNeemBrahmi Cream: This is the best cream available for skin having issues like Pigmentation, Acne, Open pores. The cream contains Margosa, a natural disinfectant, which reduces melanin and gives fair tone to skin. It has been considered as best ayurvedic face cream for oily and dry skin. VediclineGold Ojas Massage Cream: Dry massage can be very harsh on skin and thus unpleasant too, so lubr