At-home skin-care technology that delivers a balanced glow across seasons

Whether your lifestyle can support regular skin-care clinical visits or not, how you treat your skin at home matters most. Yes, we all understand our family holiday week at the beach has caused some damage. More than 80% of all damage and ageing is caused by our life-sustaining star. 

Are you as active in nature during winter and summer? Of course not. Rather than creating seasons for skin damage or repair, maintain your radiance with a consistent self-loving practice. Any new routine takes 90 days of investment for it to adhere to. Plan on, and be ready for a new pattern feeling new.

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I often write about the rising tide of technology because it is floating around all sectors. Home skin-care tech is no different. The emerging science contained in bulky and awkward equipment only seen in dermatology offices are now refined, efficient and convenient for home use. 

Non-invasive light therapy has been used to boost collagen production for years. Now, medical-grade rejuvenation and maintenance is available with a 10-minute addition to our new self-care regimen I mentioned. Some kits focus on the most frequently exposed areas of our heads with LED face mask sets. 

The original dermatology technicians using skin needling tech saved many people from irreparable damage. The intense and less precise mechanism in the hands of amateurs would have been dangerous. Modern engineering of micro needling makes the old tooling look like it came from the Bronze Era. 

The precision and control are improved by magnitudes, and the science behind the tech has refined the frequencies for accuracy. Look for comprehensive at-home kits for your LED face mask or micro-needling needs. These kits should include some of the following items.

• Do not apply any therapy to dirty skin. Look for anti-oxidants from beginning to end. Start with a gentle cleanser, as natural as you can find. Eco-responsibility starts with us and your skin will drink it in.
• Depending on what home therapy you are employing, how and when you repair your skin is important. Before and after light therapies, we have to be cautious of oils. 
• Copper/ zinc oxides and peptides can etch your skin to a smooth finish with an even tone. 
• The correct oils are necessary and often best supplied via our diet. Put the proper building blocks in, without any rubbish, and reap better skin. Assist or augment healthy oil production externally. 
• Sunscreen lotions have also received new solutions for age-old skin protection. Control how much UVA and UVB light you are exposed to.

Have your skin analysed with computers supported by artificial intelligence (AI) for a precise, unique assessment for your new personal skin-care plan. AI can help us and is doing so in the medical field because it can process and compare information from around the world to meet any parameters instantly. 

AI is already used to precisely target treatments. There is no need for long clinic visits for broad-brushed area treatments when precision repairs can be delivered at home. Smile more.