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Our Daily Hydrating Sunscreen Lotion was selected by Sheen Magazine as one of the hottest must have under the sun. Daily Defense Hydrating Sunscreen Lotion SPF30, supported by hydrating properties of hyaluronic acid and powerful antioxidant of pomegranate, moisturizes and softens as it forms a protective layer over your skin. Thanks to that layer and its high vitamin C content, improves your skin’s texture as it provides broad spectrum protection and repairs discoloration. To maintain healthy and great looking skin, use...
Extrashade Received 5 stars
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EXTRASHADE Daily Hydrating Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30 Wins Shecky’s Beauty At Its Best 2012 Award!
Shecky’s recently named EXTRASHADE Daily Hydrating Sunscreen Lotion as part of their 2012 Beauty Awards. It was selected as "Innovative" and "Best Anti-ager" for the multi-cultural community. This multitasker is: formulated with pomegranate extract and hyaluronic acid to help reduce irritation and inflammation associated with discoloration to maintain even skin tone without leaving a greasy or chalky residue. light enough to use every day and strong enough to protect against UVA (aging)/UVB (burning) rays. provides maximum face and body protection for active...
Protection for darker complexions
ALL SUNSCREENS aren’t equal, say the makers of the Extrashade Line of sun protection products – made especially for people with darker complexions. The company’s products are created for people with “rich complexions” – African American, Asians, Latin Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, Native Americans and mixed ethnicities – in shades ranging from olive to dark brown People with darker skin have greater quantities of melanin – the substance that gives color to human skin, hair and eyes – and can be subject...
Delialicious – A Sunscreen Just for Ethnic Skin Tones
People with rich complexions are blessed with a natural SPF due to the pigment melanin, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t wear sunscreen. No one is invulnerable to the sun’s harmful rays, and although dark skin people are not as high-risk as their fair-skinned counterparts, all complexions can burn and have a risk of getting cancer. So, what’s a dark-skinned beauty to do? Apply sunscreen, of course! If your skin color ranges from tan to olive to deep dark...
Ageist Beauty’s Sunscreen Roundup
Everyone knows that using sunscreen is important whether you are lounging in the sun during summer vacation or just running errands on an overcast day. However, whether you use it daily (as you should) is often another story. If you need to be further reminded of the negative effects of sun damage, check out this photo of a 69 year-old career truck driver. The damage to the left side of his face which bore the brunt of the sun exposure...
EXTRASHADE – Suncare and SPF for Multi-cultural Skin
Awesome! EXTRASHADE is a unique SPF product carefully formulated for rich complexions that is proving to help maintain great looking skin among the multi-cultural community. The fact is 1 out 3 people belong to the multi-cultural community. For this growing population who has extra pigmentation, more melanin, EXTRASHADE is suncare products that are carefully designed to help solve their primary health and beauty concerns -- hyperpigmentaion and discoloration. I had the fabulous and brilliant Dr. Sheila Hughes try out the EXTRASHADE line...
Feel the Burn – audrey Magazine
audrey Magazine - Summer 2012 Protecting your skin from the sun is no laughing matter, especially when such rampant sun worshipping leads to premature aging, unsightly sunspots and even cancer. But what’s not commonly known is that while skin cancer affects more Caucasian Americans, Asian Americans and other people of color are more likely to die from melanoma than their Caucasian counterparts. (Did you know that reggae musician Bob Marley died of skin cancer at the age of 36?) Strangely enough,...
