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cleanser to neutralise any particles in the skin,” he says. "If they live in an urban environment, I also recommend applying anti-pollution skincare twice a day."to your evening regimen,” says Sally, “to detoxify pores and prevent the adherence of pollutants to skin.” Then. "layer your skincare to create layers of protection that will keep small particles on top of the skin and will protect from makeup penetration,” explains Sue.
Finally, block, shield and counteract against pollution with active products,” says David. “Antioxidants, help strengthen the skin and neutralise the primary triggers of skin aging,” says Sally. How? If we think about our cell membranes as a zipper, free radicals unzip the zipper and cause the cell to die,” explains Dr Dendy. “Antioxidants insert themselves into the zipper and stop that unzipping. That is how they protect cells from premature cell death and accelerated damage.”“Always look for products that are formulated purely for pollution protection and that have been clinically proven to do so,” adds Georgie.
Another clever way of preventing pollution-related damage is to invest in an air purification device, like the newpurifying fan, which is able to reveal the indoor pollution you can’t see with an LCD display that reports on the pollutants in the home in real time, it then reacts automatically using a unique algorithm. The clever device then uses its in-built filter system, which combines an activated carbon filter to remove gases, and a Glass HEPA filter that captures 99.
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