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Sunscreen: Myths, Tips, & Why to Wear It
There are a lot of questions surrounding sunscreen about the different types, how often to apply, and more. Today, we're shedding some light on this product to help you protect your skin in the best possible way. Here are our sunscreen myths, tips, and why to wear it: What does sunscreen do? Let's start with the basics. Sunscreen protects your skin from the sun's harmful UV radiation by reflecting or absorbing it, depending on the type of sunscreen you choose (more on that la
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Jul 164 min read
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Tips for Love Your Skin Day
July 8 is National Love Your Skin Day, and at Salon Patrice, we're all about helping you love your skin, whether it's through a custom facial, helping you find skincare products to create your best routine, or assisting with a makeup application for an event. While loving your skin should happen year-round, this day is a great time to evaluate your routine and give your skin a little extra TLC. Here are our tips to celebrate Love Your Skin Day: Evaluate your routine: Your ski
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Jul 94 min read
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Waxing Myths: Busted
In the past few weeks, we've been working to bust some common hair , nail , skincare , and makeup myths, so now we're turning our attention to waxing myths. Waxing is a popular, easy form of hair removal, but there are plenty of myths surrounding it. Read on for our top waxing myths, busted: Waxing makes your hair grow back thicker: This is false. Waxing removes the hair at the root, so it takes longer to recover and grow back. Shaving simply cuts the hair at the skin and doe
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Nov 12, 20252 min read
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Skincare Myths: Busted
We've talked recently about hair care myths and nail myths , so now it's time to bust those skincare myths! There is a lot of misinformation floating around on the internet, so we're here to guide you toward making the best, healthiest choices for your skin. Here are the top skincare myths we're busting: You don't need sunscreen on cloudy days: Definitely a myth. The fact is that UV rays can penetrate clouds, and up to 80% of UV rays can reach your skin on cloudy days. On c
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Oct 22, 20253 min read
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