Fashion & Beauty
The key to Jennifer Garner's beautifully natural look

Fashion & Beauty
The key to Jennifer Garner's beautifully natural look


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Skin damage is the result of UVA and UVB rays. “UVB (burning) rays are the cause of skin reddening and sunburn, tend to damage the skin’s top layers and play a key role in the development of skin cancer,” says Dr. Paul Cohen of the Rosedale Dermatology Centre in Toronto. “UVA (aging) rays penetrate the skin more deeply than UVB, and have long been known to play a major part in skin aging and wrinkling.” Although that hit of Vitamin D might put a jump in your step, the sun is definitely no help to your skin—especially if less or no makeup is your look. Though you might feel that with the sun and a slight tan help you achieve a beautiful and natural glow, it’s best to stay away from tanning at all. Dr. Cohen suggests that “for people that really want a summer tan, I’m a huge fan of self-tanners and makeup that helps deliver colour without the damage and harm from the sun.” Though daring to go bare isn’t for everyone, we love Jennifer’s approach to beauty. “I feel the prettiest when my face is just clean, simple. Nothing standing out too much. Just really neutral colours. The thing that’s prettiest on every woman is her own natural skin.” Read more on Jennifer Garner's take on tanning, and for more beauty info, visit our Style Desk blog.
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