Most beauty products, especially moisturizers and body lotions, brag about their UV protection facets, outstanding each other’s level of SPF (Sun Protection Factor).  Perhaps they still have not heard that the sunshine vitamin is now on review.  And apparently, the news haven’t reached them yet, that a new statement has been issued by The American Academy of Dermatology concerning people who may be at risk for vitamin D insufficiency because of regularly covering-up and wearing sunscreen to protect their skin from wrinkles and cancer.  If you’re a health-savvy person and this is also new to you, then you’re probably asking now, “What am I supposed to do?”

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Just because you’re over the puberty stage and has survived your teenage years, doesn’t mean you are now saved from getting acne.  Even after age 18, 25, 30, and so, many people—mostly women—get acne for the first time in their almost pimple-free existence.  This is called adult-onset acne.

Acne is caused by an increase in androgens or male hormones that are present in both sexes.  For women, it is caused by a decrease in the hormone estrogen, and an increase in progesterone.  A certain type of bacteria and diet are also linked to acne appearance.

The difference of adult acne with teenage acne is that the pimples are more commonly found on…