☀️ 9 SHOCKING Things Sun Does To Your Skin: Actinic Keratosis, Rhinophyma, Solar Elastosis & More

[@annespurgeon4556]

Thank you for talking about sun damage not just as a cosmetic issue but as a potential threat to your life. I lost my brother to melanoma and no one should have to suffer like that. Protect yourself and protect the kids you love. ❤

[@annachoc3977]

Thank you for this video. The part about your grandma was very touching. My grandparents passed 4 years ago and the last 2-3 years before that, had been mostly about them beeing comfortable and enjoying what they liked. I hope you'll enjoy the time you have left with her ❤

[@MandaM0221]

Your annual Dermatology is so important. I religiously put on SPF and have good skin care habits and I still developed a K and didn’t even notice it until my annual Dermatology appointment pointed out. One was so bad I had to have it cut out twice. They were so tiny. I never would’ve noticed them. Have your checkups!

[@CrystalFier]

I actively avoid the sun, because it makes me tired and sick to my stomach being in it for even a few minutes.

[@blackrosenuk]

I always appreciate when you bring in your personal anecdotes/experiences. Great, educational video, too!

[@ericaerica8031]

I’m so sorry about your grandma. My mom had dementia and died 4 months ago at 76. Thanks for sharing, take extra good care. 🩷

[@CJ-js2gb]

I’m obsessed with the videos about the effects of the sun. It’s my favorite topic. Keep posting!

[@dwenya3285]

Oh my god you I just learned my grandpa has rhinophyma. I just never dared to ask. Thank you that was really interesting!

[@terbear5120]

I have a sun allergy and I pretty much just don't go out into the sun if I can help it. It really does impact one's life in a profound way. When I do go out into the sun, I am fully covered, have a big floppy hat, slather myself in sunscreen and hope it's enough. My allergic reaction is often pretty immediate and can take a few days to recover from. Thankfully it's not so serious as anaphylaxis, but I still would rather not have any reaction at all. It turns out a medication I'm on has caused the problem, and I can't really go off the meds or even change them (we tried, it didn't go well), and I was told even if I did go off them, the allergy likely would not go away.

[@sweetiepeach69]

Could be the sunscreen.

[@twktwo123]

A video on hypopigmentation would be huge. A ton of people deal with it from sun etc and not enough info on it. I have it all over my chest and legs (little spots) and would love any treatments or skincare the might help. You are awesome and hilarious. Thank you! ❤

[@doidrovo]

The meme 🤣. Hi Cassandra ! How are you doing ?. Just wanted to pass by wishing you the best of the universe and thanking your existence. Because of you I've been able to take care of my skin in sooo many ways, becase of you I ALWAYS turn and learn every single skin product I want to buy and also never leave home without SPF. 🙌💛

[@ericaawake9503]

The sun is actually good for us… the problem is people don’t know how long they should stay in the sun…omg ! It is excellent source of vitamin for our body!

[@nadineyturraspe1981]

Just had a dark spot on the side of my face checked by a dermatologist... it was seborrheic keratosis....I was so relieved. I definitely have stepped up on my sunscreen application “every day” now.... no more being lazy about it!!!

[@abbysands9510]

A truly enlightening video, brimming with a wealth of knowledge. With such abundant wisdom at our disposal, there exist scarcely any justifications for individuals to remain ignorant regarding the significance of donning sunscreen. The sun, an emblem of vitality and magnificence, bears a profound truth- that beauty often carries a concealed cost. Regrettably, by the time we discern its toll, it is often too late, and we, mere mortals, bear the weighty consequences of our sunlit dalliances. Despite this awareness, many persist in their reluctance to embrace ample safeguards, defying the logical path to preserve their well-being.

[@ericaawake9503]

Stop! This is complete BS! We need the sun…in moderation! Some big company is probably paying her..

[@susanmcf1]

I use Agency, and Curology before that. Their Future Formula with tretinoin is really effective and makes my skin look much better. I use their Dark Spot formula with hydroquinone, but my melasma and sun damage has been there a long time and it is very stubborn. I wear a hat and sunscreen daily.

[@shrutika19]

Man, I love you Cassandra and the team. ❤

[@tomcoward16]

My brother hadf skin cancer from working on aerials on roofes , luckily they removed it! and he now wears spf all the time. : ) for some its too late sadly.

[@msk-qp6fn]

I always wonder how did our ancestors survive through this because plenty lived quite old and hunted and foraged in the sun but nothing about skin cancer or at least it was not what killed them or something.

[@TruthSika]

They were probably better protected by the ozone layer prior to the industrial revolution. For another, it is normal in rural Africa to stay out of direct sunlight between about 10am to 4:30pm. The culture is to go to their farms or go fishing really early in the morning (5am) and be done by 10am. Any other jobs are generally done in the shade. So there's traditionally a lot of sun avoidance. I'm sure there are other reasons as well.

[@msk-qp6fn]

​@@TruthSika i suppose many other cultures had those kind of practices...hmmm....also probably they did not leave too faraway from where their bodies evolved to accomodate to

[@vacationeyes6430]

In many cultures, mid-day sun is considered a bad thing and people use an umbrella to avoid direct exposure.

[@denisenj7648]

When the ave life span was like 50, you died of other stuff before skin Cancer.

[@vsTantastic]

Many cultures skin is naturally rich in melanin and so most, still today do not use SPF bc sun skin cancer is almost unheard of. A man from there actually said he’s nvr heard of anyone using sunscreen.

[@alexisheimer8775]

I had an idea for a video that I thought would be fun for you & with pride month coming up I was thinking of making a skin care routines where all of the products were different colors, this is the one I have thought of Red- skyn Iceland Icelandic youth serum Orange- beauty of Joseon Ginseng Essence water Yellow- stratia liquid gold ceramide moisturizer Green- glow recipe Avocado Ceramide Moisture Barrier Cleanser Blue green- biossance copper peptide serum Blue- Peach & Lilly Overnight Star Night Cream Purple- Truly Beauty Purple Rain Facial Oil I have combination acne prone skin so I was curious what kind of routine you could come up with. I watch all your videos so I shall repost this on others lol.

[@vacationeyes6430]

8:45 Level serum from Regimen lab combines 11 actives in the right concentrations to combat PIE, PIH, discoloration and melasma.

[@lauriewarmerdam5997]

Your nails look so nice and elegant💖

[@beelynn1564]

Ugh! I got a sample size of that Biossance sunscreen, and it makes my skin feel like it's suffocating. So happy I finished that tube! 😅

[@MichaelaMarie2012]

I wish I could use your videos for continuing education hours 😂 I learn so much from you!

[@TrinaGallo]

Right? I think watching her vids should count as as post-grad credits! 😊 Really!

[@vsTantastic]

I’m so sorry that u r going thru heart hurting things w/ur grandmom ❤️‍🩹😔 This video is so beautiful, beautifully informative too.

[@Sally_30]

My mum suffers with Prickly Heat and whenever we go to Spain, the skin on her legs erupt with a terrible speckle-y rash. One particular time it got infected and she had to be seen by a doctor, receiving both oral and cream antibiotics. The doctor told her she was allergic to the sun.

[@Anxiousdes]

Cassandra, does RF or microcurrent work better for firming and deep wrinkles??? Please help! I wish you gave personal consultations, I need your help girl. I’m 37, I have deep wrinkles in my forehead, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and other skin issues. I would love to be considered for any device give-aways. Thank you SO MUCH for your scientific and articulate reviews. I even listen to your videos driving in the car ha!

[@tracywofford3384]

I have that huge Supergoop spf and love it!!!!

[@chincaglieria]

Thank you Cassandra.

[@pabloescobarschanclas]

basically, treat the sun like enemy number one and avoid it as much as you can.

[@keekeejenkins6162]

No. One just needs to understand what the superchiasmatic nucleus is to basically prove that "100% avoidance" is a terrible sentiment to embrace.

[@pabloescobarschanclas]

@@keekeejenkins6162 did you have a stroke whilst writing that, or….? i said “as much as you can”, not complete avoidance.

[@msk-qp6fn]

​@@keekeejenkins6162they did not say 100% avoidance come on

[@lorina13d79]

Wrong sun is crucial for some people that dont absorb synthetic vitamin D. So no sun should not be avoided as much as you can, you just have to apply spf!

[@pabloescobarschanclas]

@@lorina13d79 it’s like y’all never made it past second grade reading classes, i said “as much as you can”. not complete avoidance.

[@TammySue21]

I love your videos and I have learned alot. I'm 56 I do use sunscreen religiously but I still got melasma due to a hormone patch. I have a question for you though, have you ever heard of Calecim Multi Action Cream? It's a stem cell based cream and reviews look good however it is rather pricy and I would like to know your opinion. Would really appreciate it, tyvm girlie

[@sprigganpanda]

I love freckles! Unfortunately I only get them due to the sun so now that I'm on top of my sunscreen game I don't get them anymore :(

[@JudithVanNorman]

Hello Ms. Bankson, I recently visited Tokyo, Japan I bought their leading sunscreen, "Annessa" by Shiseido, can you please do your comment on this product? Thank you. 💗

[@afreenafrose3125]

Hellooo Cassy sassy😂

[@vivianpurplemess]

What about using product with Astaxanthin ? I heard it is great uv blocking and antioxidant ingredient.

[@janiejones91]

Hi Cassandra, I have bad rosecea and have been looking for a laser treatment to help it but theres so many out there i get lost and discouraged :( what kind of laser would you recommend ? Thank you ❤

[@stephaniemay434]

How do I get rid of that horrible photo? Not necessary to see that

[@Weeflowerofscotland]

This is why I’m happy I’m a pale Scottish person that always wears factor 50 , wears a hat and never ‘sits’ in the sun( not that we get much …. We are having a little heat wave right now, so I’m pretty much a vampire ! 😂

[@carmenjansma1396]

I just signed up with agency, and am already thinking about canceling! I don’t understand how you are getting three products for under $30 and they are only sending me one large future formula bottle for $80 am I getting scammed?

[@gosiakidd5646]

I’m just here to ask if you realise Cassandra that your face shows up on the screen for some product that claims it instantly gets rid of hyperpigmentation (as if that’s poss 😂), it’s flogged on Facebook and you are introduced as dr Anne, dermatologist

[@mahajabinshaurin]

Hey cas,I started using depiquin %(hydroquinone) on my underarm! My underarm don't get exposed to the sun! But I'm not sure how much hydroquinone I need to use! As like sunscreen -2fing/retinol -pea size

[@monikgeorge6166]

Yeahhhh, soo unfortunately my sun allergy appeared exactly on my graduation party day. It was the first fully sunny day in May and I have always put sunscreen on my face but I don't like putting it on my body when I am not at the beach as it is quite sticky, so I put sunscreen as usual only on my face and like 4 hours into the day my SKIN WAS BURNING it was also freaking SCRATCHY and it was like TOMATO RED 😭😭😭 on my graduation day in half of the pictures. Ever since then I don't leave my house without a sunscreen bottle in my bag. Put on your sunscreen as you might figure out you have developed sun allergy on one of the most important days of your life.

[@hitomitomtom]

I always slather sunscreen all over myself. 😁

[@katelena5685]

😊❤

[@ericaawake9503]

Líer, lier, your pants are on fire,

[@weronikaborsukowska2736]

I miss your lesbian friend. I wanna see her more

[@morgianasartre6709]

Lesbian friend? Do you mean her cousin or did I miss something 😂

[@weronikaborsukowska2736]

@@morgianasartre6709 Aaa I thought she was her girlfriend. My bad

[@nubiferanota]

yeah no those thumbnails need a trigger warning or a blur thanks

[@yikes7607]

Yeah... unsee X_X She'd still get lots of views without the shock value. This kinda triggers my anxiety needlessly, and I'm not even a hypochondriac. Hope she doesn't start doing this as a rule or I'll be gone.

[@nubiferanota]

@@yikes7607 i already had to unsub just to get it out of my "videos from channels you're subbed to" tab 😭 hopefully i'll be able to resub in the future if, as you said, this doesn't become a common occurence on her channel

[@morgianasartre6709]

Wdym, it's just a nose, you could essily just see someone like that on the street, should they cover up too not to "trigger" you?

[@yikes7607]

@@morgianasartre6709 you're just being argumentative, like a child. You know very well the thumb was intended to shock, to gain views. Let's not be innocent here. Plus I've never seen anyone with that kind of disfigurement IRL, so it's not like this is such a common thing that we should be flashed with it. I don't like disturbing imagery of medical conditions on my feed, not what I'm on KZbin for, and that's that.

[@morgianasartre6709]

@@yikes7607 It's you who is being rude and entitled like a spoiled brat. I have seen plenty of noses like that on old people, maybe your circle of people really is extremely limited to only young able bodied conventionally attractive people, but don't expect everyone and everything cater to that bubble you live in. Grow up.

[@ekatag6494]

You talk so fast !! It is hard to listen. If you listen back you can see how is sounds like you are racing against time .

[@graceelizabeth130]

yeah i definitely agree

[@eccentricpsychedelic]

you can slow down the video under "playback speed" 🙂

[@graceelizabeth130]

cassandra bestie please slowwwww down my brain doesnt work that fast

[@pastelpinkappleantlers2512]

You are literally the first person who brought up a sun allergy. People never believe it. Thanks 🥰 I got my first nasty sun rash looking thing as a teen. Now I avoid it and use sunscreen daily 🥹

[@CassandraBankson]

Hi there, thank you for your comment. I'm sorry you found out the hard way and I too have had way to many brushes with sun allergies. Thanks again and have a great weekend.