The global pandemic has brought the world to a standstill. While social distancing, wearing a mask at all times while outdoors and work-from-home trends as the new normal of 2020, they bring along discomforts and side effects of their own.
While the world is resetting and everyone has incorporated social distancing as a way of life, we live in a digital age and the heightened need to stay socially connected through gadgets has massively increased than even before. This means that individuals spend most of their waking hours either in front of their laptops, talking on phone or watching TV.
The downfall of such a lifestyle is that your body is constantly exposed to electromagnetic radiations emitted from the screens of laptops, mobile phones and tablets. It is a less known fact that blue rays are high energy visible (HEV) rays and are like UV rays and concentrated exposure can harm your skin.
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In drastic cases, it can even hamper the immune system.
In addition, when we talk about exposure to UV rays, we generally imagine a situation where we are actively spending time outside on a warm day. Contrary to popular belief, UV rays even at home can easily affect you.
To resolve this unique problem created due to Covid-19 situation and continuous and extended use of electronic gadgets, homegrown skincare company, Aegte has come up with an innovative product Aegte Glass Skin Sunscreen Gel SPF 50++.
Says Rupali Sharma, Founder and CEO, “Aegte’s new sunscreen is made up of 100% natural ingredients. It comes with red algae extract and Swiss garden cress sprouts – powerful antioxidants that are a rich source of nutrients and reduces daytime stressors.”
The sunscreen’s unique gel-based formula does not leave a white cast on your skin making your skin look natural all day long.
Aegte’s sunscreen also has anti-pollution property. When applied on the skin it creates a protective barrier that acts as a shield against pollutants in the air.
An all-day good quality sunscreen is a perfect solution to fight the harmful UV rays and protect our skin from damage.
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