Protecting your hair from the sun

The sun's light waves are categorized by their intensity. There are three categories of light waves. These are UVA, UVB and UVC. The UVA and UVB can both damage the hair in a variety of ways.

 

Herbs offering Sun Protection

When it come to sun damage, prevention is the key, so do your best to limit your sun exposure, and wear protective clothing or sunscreen when you go outside. Almost 75 percent of sun damage occurs without our even going to the beach or lying out in the sun — as we walk down the street, ride a bike or even drive a car (if the windows are down). Special skin cells spread a dark pigment called melanin through the skin to tan it, protecting sensitive underlying cells from the sun's destructive tendencies.

 

Eye Care

Structure of Eye

Add a Sparkle to Your Eyes

Sparkling Eyes

Eye Care

Do and Don't for healthy eyes

Managing skin around the eyes

Eye exercises

Eye check-ups

Contact Lenses

Preventing Cataracts : It’s a food fight

LASIK Surgery

Glaucoma

Foreign Body in the Eye

Eye Shades

Choosing a Hairstyle that Complements Glasses

Presbyopia

Diabetic Retinopathy

Macular Degeneration: Danger ahead

Brow Lift

Summer Sun to Blame for eye Disease

Yoga to Balance Eyestrain

Pterygium or Callus on the Eye

Allergic Conjunctivitis or allergy eyes

Ten steps to Visual Longevity

Styes or Eyelid Bump

Conductive Keratoplasty (CK)

Applying False Eyelashes

Granulated Eyelids or Blepharitis

Counting Long Computer Use Damages to the Eye
Eye Floaters or Spots
Chalazion or Eyelid Cyst

Ptosis or Drooping Eyelids

Uveitis (Iritis)

Living with Albinism

Nystagmus

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Visionary Solutions for Cataract

When you reach a certain age, it's usually clear that your vision isn't as sharp as it used to be. Learn how surgery for the cloudy lens of a cataract can restore vision.

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A Close-up Look at Reading Vision

Aging can often mean losing the ability to read up close. But does that mean a life of looking for lost glasses? Learn what other options are available.

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2. What Is a Cataract?
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Did You Know?

1. Little wispy specks in your eye, floaters, are a completely normal part of aging
2. Night blindness may be caused by nearsightedness
3. One contact can correct for distance while the other does close-up
4. If you have a cataract in one eye, you will probably have it in the other eye
Is Laser Eye Surgery Right for You?

An estimated 60 million Americans are in need of vision correction. So it's no surprise that LASIK surgery-- a laser treatment touted as a worry-free alternative to glasses or contacts-- has become a highly sought-after procedure. But will it work for everyone? Join our physician and patient panel as they discuss the pros and cons of LASIK surgery.

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Skin Health

How Does The Skin Works ?

Know your Skin Type

Skin Care

Do I need  Facial massage? 

Tips For a Healthy looking skin

Sun and Skin

Skin Foods

Aging Skin

Common Skin Problems

Facial Exercises

Skin Rejuvenation

Herbs

Coping With Water  Loss

Are Moisturizers Beneficial?

Age spots : Treatment options and prevention

Skin Resurfacing - Opting for Chemical Peel

Stretch Marks

Tattooing: A Major Route Of Infections

Tanning: for a natural golden appearance

Urticaria: A Distressing Disorder

Eczema

Face Masks

Prickly Heat

Top 20 Skin-Care Questions Answered
Skin brushing for Detox
Acne

The Beauty Drugs

Coping with Keloids

Understanding Psoriasis

Chin Augmentation
Augmentation Mammoplasty (AM)- Cosmetic Breast Surgery

Birthmarks: Red or Brown
10 Tips to Stage a SPA Treatment at Home

 Moles or Pigmented Nevi
 Selecting a Wardrobe to Flatter Your Skin Tone
 Skin Care for Exercisers
 Spot  Zappers

 Beauty of Botox

 Crossing Over Skin Myths

 Living with Albinism

 Yoga to manage Dermatitis

 Facial swelling

 

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When it comes to spending time in the sun, we all know the basics: protect yourself or you're burned. But there's more to sun care than just that.

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Keeping Your Children Safe Under the Sun

If you're a parent, you know that kids love to spend their days outdoors and this means hours and hours under the sun. What can you do to protect their skin? Our panel of experts will discuss what every parent should know about sun care for children.

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Did You Know?

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2. In a chemical facial peel doctors actually create a wound
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5. We’ve known about psoriasis for more than 2,000 years
   
   
   
 

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