Monday, 22 August 2016

Selfie can damage your skin, cause wrinkles

                Selfie-addicts, take note! Constantly exposing your face to the light and radiation from smart-phones may damage your skin, speed up ageing and promote wrinkles, dermatologists have warned. Doctors can tell which hand a person holds their phone in just by looking at which side of the face is most damaged. Those who take a lot of selfies and blogger should worry. Even the blue light we get from our screens can damage our skin.
                Experts feel that electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones ages skin by damaging the DNA. It can cause breaks in the DNA strand which can prevent skin repairing itself and place oxidative stress on cells, ultimately promoting wrinkles.

                You start to see dull dirty looking texture that you cannot identify on one side of face. Doctors said “We need to create a defense mechanism; light has some sort of magnetic field that is altering the minerals in the skin. A sunscreen will not protect us.”

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