Why this matters: Darker skin tones do have more natural melanin protection, but that does not make us immune to: - Hyperpigmentation - Post-inflammatory dark marks - Uneven tone - Premature aging UV exposure is one of the top triggers for stubborn discoloration — even without burning. “But I’m not going outside…” 👀 Let’s clear this up. Even indoors, your skin is exposed to: - UVA rays that pass through windows - Blue light (HEV) from phones, TVs, tablets, and computer screens - Ring lights & studio lighting (especially for content creators, estheticians, and anyone on camera) These can contribute to: - Worsening hyperpigmentation - Skin dullness - Accelerated aging over time So yes — indoor days still count. ✨ SPF Spotlight: Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen One of my personal favorites, especially for deeper skin tones: - Truly invisible finish (no white cast) - Weightless, primer-like texture - Broad-spectrum SPF 40 - Layers well under makeup or alone - Great for oily, combo, and acne-prone skin Perfect for people who “hate sunscreen” but still want real protection. ⭐ TAKEAWAY HIGHLIGHT: If your skin can see light — it needs SPF. Windows, screens, and ring lights all count. Protection is how you keep your glow, not just get it. Skin EDU Reminder 🧠✨ SPF isn’t seasonal. It’s foundational. Drop a ☀️ if sunscreen is already part of your daily routine or comment “SPF” if you want more education + product breakdowns like this. Education over gatekeeping. Always.

everyone! 👋 Tip Tuesday is your space to share skincare tips for clients or at-home routines. Here’s what goes here: - Share client interactions or common skin concerns after visits. - Post tips on how professionals can demo treatments properly. - Give advice to help future estheticians learn and grow their skills. 💡 Tip: Use #TipTuesday for posts so everyone can find helpful tips easily.