DermoCare ZESTA YOUTH PROTECTOR GOLD BEIGE photoprotective helmet

Youth Protector Gold Beige

HIGHEST PHOTOPROTECTION LEVEL AND UPF ANALYMATION 50+

Use: city and beach.

Youth Protector is an innovative photoprotective helmet designed to ensure youth and beautiful skin appearance.
Effects of skin aging such as wrinkles, discolorations, vat, decreased firmness in 80% are due to exogenous factors including UV and HEV radiation.
The lack of photoprotective protection not only reduces skin firmness and weakens its resistance, but also contributes to the inefficiency of invasive aesthetic treatments such as laser therapy, RF, chemical peeling, mesotherapy.

Youth Protector is a defense shield that has a very high radiation protection factor.

Youth Protector provides:

• 100% UVB protection – to protect the skin from discoloration, burn, excessive keratinisation and dryness.
• 99% UVA protection – to protect the skin from erythema, discoloration, teleangieectases, collagen loss and elastin (which are responsible for skin density and tension).
• 88% protection from HEV (high-energy blue light) to strengthen the antioxidant system of the skin and its stress resistance.

Youth Protector comes in a set with:

• Youth Protector Cleanser - cleaning liquid
• Youth Protector Cleaner – cleaning cloth
• bag and protective material to protect against scratch.

INDICATIONS

• for people who want to protect their skin from photodamage, discoloration and loss of firmness,
• for persons who use invasive aesthetic treatments after which the skin should be mandatoryly protected from UV and HEV radiation. Youth Protector Blue/Violet provides not only high levels of photoprotection, but also anonymity,
• for those suffering from recurrent melasma/chloasma discolorations,
• for those who wish to be anonymous both on the beach and after invasive aesthetic procedures,
• for people who use very deep chemical peelings and ablation treatments, after which the application of photoprotective creams is difficult,
• for people with Acne Mallorca (spring or summer acne) and acne lesions induced by UV (also related to changes in rosacea),
• for people who take chronic medicines or photoallergic or photosensitivity herbs (retinoids, antibiotics, steroids, hormonal medicines, psychotropic drugs, St. John’s wort),
• for pregnant and lactating women as their skin has an increased potential for melasma.