Award-Winning DNA repair enzymes defeat signs of premature skin aging.
It's not too late to curb UV-inflicted damage that accelerates aging and skin cancer risks.
Prevent new damage + wipe out the sun sins of the past with DNA Damage Control™.
"Women who tanned on vacation had 74% more moles, a risk factor for melanoma, than
those who didn't." –– the Journal of Investigative Dermatology.
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer.
Use DNA Damage Control™ to repair and protect your skin every day.
The Basic Rules of Math Don't Apply to SPF Numbers.
SPF 100 does not offer twice the protection of SPF 50.
SPF 15 blocks approximately 93% of UVB rays,
SPF 30 blocks about 97% and SPF 50 blocks
about 98%. There is hardly a detectable
increase in protection over 50 SPF.
TIP: Regardless of claims, the SPF benefit is
only achieved when you use the right amount.
Use a one-ounce shot glass worth of sunscreen
to cover your body and a nickel-size amount to
protect your face.Reapply as needed.
With each sun exposure - whether or not sunburn forms - damaged
DNA triggers a cascade of detect/respond events. Repeated sun
exposure lessens the skin's ability to repair itself.
Studies have shown that repeated UV exposure:
+ Breaks down collagen
+ Impairs synthesis of new collagen
+ Causes DNA damage accumulation
After decades of similar detect/respond cycles,
discolorations, wrinkles and other signs of
photodamage develop. Protection, repair and
removal of sun-induced DNA damage is
key for defense.
Photoaging Occurs Over a Period of Years
When skin is hit by UVA and UVB rays, damaged cells send out
stress signals that begin a series of wounding responses.
Freckles, age spots, spider veins on
the face, rough and leathery skin, fine
loose and dry skin, a blotchy
complexion, actinic keratosis and skin
cancer can all be attributed to sun
exposure. DNA damage must be
repaired properly and quickly;
otherwise,the visible damage to the
supporting structure of the skin appears
as premature aging.
Neova SmartSunscreens
Groundbreaking Repair + Protection
DNA Damage Control™ sunscreens repair tissue at the cellular level – where DNA damage occurs – while protecting the skin from additional UV insults.


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