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Gently Exfoliate for a Glow

Let’s talk about getting that glow. You know the one—it’s that happy, healthy light that seems to come from inside your skin, making you look aw... Learn more

Frequently asked questions

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Use more than you think! For just your face and neck, you need about a nickel-sized dollop, or two full finger-lengths of sunscreen squeezed onto your pointer and middle fingers. Don’t forget your ears, the front and back of your neck, and your chest if it’s exposed. Skimping means you’re not getting the full protection promised on the bottle, so be generous.

Your skin is smart, but it’s not instant! It takes time for your skin cells to fully absorb new ingredients and adjust. Think of it like starting a new exercise routine—you wouldn’t expect to run a marathon after one day. Your skin needs about 4 to 6 weeks, a full cell turnover cycle, to show real, lasting changes. Patience here is key to seeing if a product truly works for you.

Use a lot more than you think! For your face and neck, you need about a shot glass full for your entire body. For just your face, use the amount that would fill a nickel or your two middle fingers. Reapply every two hours if you are outside. If you’re just going about your normal day indoors, one application in the morning is a great start. But if you have lunch outside or run errands, put on a little more.

If you’ve been faithfully using a good routine with sunscreen and treatment products for over 6 months and your spots haven’t budged, it’s a smart time to see a dermatologist. They can confirm the spots are harmless and offer stronger, in-office treatments like gentle chemical peels or laser therapies. These professional methods can speed up the fading process significantly and are a great option when you have the budget for more targeted, powerful solutions.

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