How do antioxidants fight blue light?

Using electronic products has become a necessity in our daily lives, but in recent years, more and more studies have shown that blue light can unknowingly affect the condition of our skin. First, let's understand what blue light is.

Blue light is actually a type of high-energy visible light, also known as HEV. This light exists not only in sunlight but also in everyday electronic products. Blue light has a wavelength of 390 – 500nm. Because blue light can penetrate deep into the dermis, prolonged exposure to concentrated blue light energy can damage the skin, leading to dullness and weakening the skin barrier. Simply put, blue light promotes skin stressors, leading to accelerated skin aging.

So, how should we protect our skin daily to resist blue light damage? Fortunately, dermatological research is now very advanced, and there are many ways to help us reduce the impact of pollution on the skin.

Antioxidants

Using products containing vitamins C, E, green tea, and chamomile helps enhance the skin's antioxidant capacity. Herbs'Oil's toner series and RFC Firming Concentrate are rich in antioxidants, and incorporating them into your daily skincare routine will greatly benefit your skin.

Natural Barrier Protection

You can use skincare products to create a natural barrier between your skin and harmful pollutants. SOS Booster Cream can create a non-pore-clogging barrier and contains an ingredient called extremophile, which protects the skin from blue light damage.

Cleansing

It is very important to cleanse your skin of pollutants and dust daily, but ensure you use a gentle cleanser to avoid damaging the skin's natural moisture barrier. The Ocean 3+ Cream Cleanser is gentle, rich in marine ingredients, and enhanced with antioxidants to more effectively protect the skin.