Achieving a beautifully tanned face doesn’t have to be harmful when using the Glo Minerals Bronzer.  The Globronze is a pure mineral formulation which nourishes your delicate skin with Green Tea and Vitamin C.  Unlike the unforgiving rays of the sun, Globronze will provide you with a beautiful, and natural looking safe tan.

Globronze comes in two color options.  Sunkiss for the light to medium complexions and Sunlight for the medium to dark complexions.  The Glo Minerals make-up line also offers lightweight loose eye shadow and mineral based lip-gloss to complete your soft summer glow.

 

Get a Sunless Safe Tan with Glo Minerals Bronzer

Reveal the Splendor of Your Skin

Lougheed Laser Centre

July 1st, 2009

In This Issue:

 

-Glo Mineral Bronzer

 

 

- Product Pick of the Month: Sunscreen 20% off for the months of July and August

Product Pick of the Month: Sunscreen

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Lougheed Laser Centre

145—9855 Austin Ave., Burnaby, B.C.

Phone604-421-3111

Fax 604-421-3110

www.lougheedlaser.com

Thank you to everyone who attended and donated to our Charity Gala.  We raised over $10,000 for the Cheung Family

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Protecting your skin from the sun is by far one of the easiest and most important factors in the anti-aging fight to keep your skin looking youthful and radiant.  The key to understanding sun protection is understanding the difference between UVA and UVB protection.  UVB light is primarily responsible for sunburns, while UVA causes the most damage and aging of the skin.  UVA is responsible for the formation of free radicals, which are the damaging particles to skin cells.  UVA can go through window glass and clouds.  The SPF (sun protection factor) that is labeled on the bottle only relates to UVB.  Physical agents such as Zinc and Titanium dioxide offer a physical block to UVA and UVB.

 

The most important factor with sunscreen is to apply it LIBERALLY.  A common mistake people make with their sunscreen is not using enough.  Experts say you should use the equivalent of one teaspoon, which is approximately 5mls.