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REVERSE Cher sang about it. Joan Rivers jokes about it. Deep down in,
we all have probably thought about it on some level. Wouldn’t
it be great to turn back time? Take a look at the pictures to the
right. Above is what many of your customers see when they
look in the mirror. A few freckles and dark spots, but certainly
not anything to be overly concerned about. The photo below
tells the rest of the story. In this UV photo, which allows us to
take a look at the skin’s sub-layer, we get a picture of what
will start to show in the months and years to come.
While we can’t change the facts, there is plenty we can do to address what your
customers will call age or “liver” spots, brown patches (melasma), dullness, post- acne
marks and sun damage. The REVERSE Regimen by Rodan + Fields is formulated with
over-the-counter medicine plus botanicals to treat and help prevent hyperpigmentation
such as freckles, dark marks, uneven skin tone, and dull, lackluster skin.
HOW DOES RODAN + FIELDS ADDRESS THESE SKIN ISSUES? REVERSE Regimen combines the following ingredients in its 4-step system that, when used as directed, helps you turn back time
to when you could go confidently without foundation or concealer. REVERSE has been tested on and is proven safe for all
ethnicity types, too.
What we see (Polaroid photo) What’s really there (UV photo)
This is what normal young skin looks like without excess pigmentation. The skin is radiant, clear and reflects light evenly. The dead skin cells are minimal and skin layers are plump. Collagen is in large thick pieces. As we are exposed to UV rays and if we do not take care of our
skin, this will change.
This is sun-damaged skin demonstrating a thick layer of dead skin cells. Collagen strands are thin and shorter. Dark marks are on the surface and wait silently beneath the surface gradually working their way to the top layer. Eventually this is what we will
see in the mirror.
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Zinc oxide Physical screen; reflects UVA and UVB rays and heat
Octinoxate Chemical screen; Sun Burn Protection Factor ingredients absorb UVB light to reduce sun burn
TWENTY MINUTES WILL GET YOU TWO WEEKS Did you know that 20 minutes of unprotected exposure to
the sun every day can do as much damage to your skin as
two weeks lying in the sun for 8 hours a day? Allowing
your unprotected skin to be exposed to the sun is the most
damaging thing that you can do to the health and
appearance of your skin and causes up to 80% of skin
aging. The sun emits two types of rays, Ultra Violet A (A
is for aging) and Ultra Violet B (B is for burning). Below is
a picture of the rays and corresponding ingredients that
screen them.
As you can see, the UVA rays penetrate all the way to the dermal layer, causing damage that will not be visible for years and,
if left untreated, will result in severe hyperpigmentation and damage to the dermal tissue where collagen resides. Rodan +
Fields REVERSE Regimen contains effective sunscreen ingredients to help protect skin from the damage caused by UVA and
UVB rays.
TIPS FOR MINIMIZING SUN DAMAGE Avoid being outdoors between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. when UVB (burning) rays are at the most intense. Wear protective
clothing / broad-brimmed hat and sun glasses when in the sun.
Be aware of UVA (aging) rays which are a little trickier. They are present year round, from sun up to sun down in any kind of
weather, increasing excessive pigmentation and can penetrate deeply into the skin and break down the collagen. Unlike UVB
rays, UVA rays can penetrate glass.
Reapply sunscreen liberally (about 1 tablespoon for your face and one ounce amount to your body) every 2 hours when
exposed to the sun.
For the best protection, make sure your sunscreen contains at least Zinc Oxide or Avobenzone and an SPF as all Rodan +
Fields suncreen products do.
Remember that UVB and UVA rays are the leading contributors to premature aging. Additionally, exposure to these rays
cause abnormal cell reproduction that leads to skin cancer.
FROM THE DOCTORS’ OFFICE
THE BEST WAY TO TREAT AND PREVENT SUNBURN BY DR. KATIE RODAN, CO-FOUNDER OF RODAN+FIELDS
Ouch! Not only does a sunburn hurt, but it is one of the most damaging things that can happen to your skin. Alas, it happens to the
best of us. Even my daughter returned from a camping trip with a fiery red burn across her chest. Here are some tips to avoid getting
burned while enjoying the beautiful weather ahead of us.
1. Deep Exfoliating Wash
Alpha hydroxy acids loosen dull cells so
that polishing beads can whisk them away
3. Skin Lightening Treatment
Layering more hydroquinone (OTC)
increases efficacy while retinol renews
the skin to accelerate results
2. Skin Lightening Toner
Hydroquinone (OTC), the only FDA
recognized skin lightener, suppresses
excess production of pigment to
lighten stubborn spots
4. UVA/UVB SPF 15 Sunscreen
Zinc Oxide reflects light and heat,
protecting the skin from damaging
rays that cause discoloration
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HOW TO PREVENT A BURN
Always use sunscreen. Apply it generously 30 minutes before stepping into the sun. Pick a sunscreen that lists zinc oxide or
avobenzone as “active ingredients” for the best overall UVA and UVB protection. If you are swimming, playing tennis or hiking,
reapply your sunscreen every 2 hours. You cannot over use it. Sunscreen does not provide total blockage so I encourage you to wear a
broad-brimmed hat and sit in the shade or under an umbrella. Your skin has a memory for every burn and tan. The damage is cumulative
and reveals itself in wrinkles, brown spots and sometimes skin cancer.
HOW TO HANDLE A BURN
If your skin has a burn brewing, take 2 aspirins immediately to interrupt the inflammatory cycle and prevent a burn from appearing*.
Once the skin is red, this treatment is too late. Cool water compresses, aloe vera gel, and loose clothing will give you some relief. If
blistering occurs, contact your physician. Never pop a blister but if it breaks on its own apply an antibiotic ointment to the raw
skin at the base of the blister every day until it has healed.
Our 3-step SOOTHE Regimen is a gentle treatment that has calming botanicals to reduce redness and irritation while strengthening
the barrier to hold in moisture. Apply the ‘as needed’ lotion to the sunburned area then layer on the Soothe Anti-Redness Skin
Protectant Cream. Once you have a sunburn, try to stay out of the sun. But if for some reason you can’t, apply SOOTHE Protect with
zinc oxide which is mild and shouldn’t cause further irritation.
As I tell my daughters, be smart, be safe and use sunscreen!
* This treatment is contra-indicated for people with gastric ulcers or bleeding disorders. If you have a preexisting medical condition or take prescription medications,
check with your doctor before taking aspirin.
APRIL’S EDUCATION ANNOUNCEMENTS The New PowerPoint presentation is completed and will be available on the rfmall.biz. Please download the sections to your
computer. You may also make paper copies.
DATE TOPIC
April 16, 2008 5:00–5:45PM PST
Webinar: Module II Brown Spots, Dullness, and Sun Damage and the REVERSE Regimen Learn about these skin issues and the effectiveness of REVERSE Regimen and helpful tips. Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/162083852 The archived information will be available in the following INSIDER SCOOP.
April 22, 2008 5:00–5:45PM PST
Conference call with Guest Speaker Dr. Katie Rodan answering prepared questions and, as time allows, an open forum for inquiries. Call in number: (616) 712–8000 participation code: 994359# Playback (641) 715–3429 access code: 994359#
April 30, 2008 5:00–5:30PM PST
Conference call on REVERSE Regimen Combinations and Transitions Learn how to introduce other Rodan + Fields products to address skin issues and when to transition your customers to other regimens. Call in number: (616) 597–8000 participation code: 558687# Playback (641) 715–3443 access code: 558687#