Sunshine in a Suitcase: Bringing Vitamin D on Your Travels

 

When traveling, it's essential to prioritize your health, and one key component to consider is Vitamin D supplementation. This vital nutrient plays a crucial role in supporting various aspects of your health, including bone strength, blood health, and immune system function.

 

Vitamin D is instrumental in facilitating the absorption of calcium, which is essential for building and maintaining strong bones. Moreover, it helps regulate phosphorus levels in the blood and bolsters the body's immune response, aiding in the fight against illness and disease.

 

Often referred to as the "sunshine vitamin," Vitamin D is primarily synthesized by the body through exposure to sunlight. However, during travel, especially when confined to airport terminals or airplane cabins, opportunities for sun exposure are limited. As a result, your body may not receive an adequate amount of Vitamin D from sunlight alone.

 

While certain foods like fatty fish and mushrooms are natural sources of Vitamin D, they're typically not readily available options in airport dining establishments or onboard aircraft menus.

 

To ensure your body receives the necessary Vitamin D, especially during travel, it's wise to bring along Vitamin D supplements. These supplements can help bridge the gap in Vitamin D intake when access to sunlight or Vitamin D-rich foods is limited. By incorporating Vitamin D supplements into your travel routine, you can support your bones, blood, and immune system, enabling them to function optimally even in the absence of direct sunlight exposure.

 

Welcome Jetsetters!

 

If your globetrotting lifestyle has you on the move, it’s essential to keep your skin radiant, healthy and hydrated.  Solaana MD’s Beauty-on-the-Go gift set is the perfect companion for all your adventures. This travel-ready package includes a specially formulated Vitamin D-infused moisturizer in a convenient TSA friendly tube, complemented by a custom compact mirror, all elegantly presented in a lovely organza gift bag. Say goodbye to skincare woes on the go and hello to nourished, radiant skin with Solaana MD.

 

Why Choose Solaana MD’s Beauty on the Go Gift Set?

 

 

• Travel-friendly Convenience:

• The specially formulated Vitamin D-infused moisturizer comes in a travel-sized tube, ideal for your on-the-go skincare routine.
• The custom compact mirror ensures you can effortlessly apply your skincare wherever your travels take you.

 

• Versatile Beauty Wanderlust Kit:

• Solaana MD’s Vitamin D-enriched cream is suitable for all skin types, providing the nourishment your skin deserves.
• Physician-formulated, this cream is designed to hydrate, nourish, and protect, making it a must-have for your on the go skincare regimen.

 

 

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Our Beauty-on-the-Go Gift set includes a deluxe travel size Solaana MD Healthy Base Layer (0.5 oz tube) and custom compact mirror in a lovely organza gift bag.  

 

 

Routine: For the perfect getaway, indulge in our deluxe Mini Solaana MD Healthy Base Layer skin cream by applying to your face and body twice daily or as often as desired and revel in your glowing skin with our custom vanity mirror anytime you are on the go. 

 

 

Our Recommendations for Maintaining Skin Vitality with Vitamin D:

 

• Choose a Quality Product:

• When selecting a vitamin D skincare product, opt for reputable brands with appropriate concentrations and ingredients suitable for your skin type. Our custom skin cream is meticulously formulated by a physician and a nutritionist. Our product is manufactured in a Leaping Bunny certified laboratory in the USA with responsibly sourced ingredients. Each batch undergoes rigorous scientific testing to deliver high-quality skin care results you can trust.

 

• Consistent Application:

• Follow the recommended usage instructions consistently to maximize the benefits of your vitamin D skincare product.
• We recommend applying Healthy Base Layer Vitamin D skincare liberally to the face & body over freshly cleansed skin morning and night daily, or as often as desired for a healthy-looking complexion. Layer beneath sunscreen or makeup, if used.

• Balanced Diet:

• Support your skin health with a balanced diet rich in Vitamin D-containing foods such as fatty fish, dairy products, and fortified cereals. Our ability to absorb this nutrient can decline with age leading to insufficient levels of Vitamin D. 

• Sun Exposure:

• Moderate sunlight exposure is a natural source of Vitamin D. Be mindful of sun safety and use sunscreen daily with an SPF of at least 30F. Reapply often to protect your skin from painful sunburns, minimize signs of premature aging and deep wrinkle formation and lessen the risk of developing dangerous skin cancers.

• Stay Hydrated:

• Adequate water intake is crucial for overall skin health. Dehydrated skin is more susceptible to sun damage, and UV rays can have a more pronounced effect on dry and compromised skin. Keep your skin hydrated from the inside out by drinking enough water throughout your travels.

• Consult a Board-certified Dermatologist:

• For personalized advice and a tailored skincare routine, consult a dermatologist, especially if you have specific skin concerns or conditions.

 

 

Does air travel actually contribute to sun damage?  While flights themselves don't directly expose you to the sun, there are several factors associated with air travel that can contribute to sun damage. Here are some ways in which a flight can lead to sun damage:

 

• Altitude and UV Exposure:

• At higher altitudes, such as during a flight, the atmosphere provides less protection against harmful UV radiation. This means that even if you are inside the airplane, you may still be exposed to a higher level of UV rays compared to being on the ground.

• Airplane Windows:

• Airplane windows typically do not block all UV rays. While they are designed to filter out the most harmful UVB rays, UVA rays can still penetrate the windows. Prolonged exposure to UVA rays can contribute to premature aging and skin damage.

• Duration of Exposure:

• Long-haul flights often involve extended periods of time spent in the cabin, and the cumulative exposure to UV rays during this time can contribute to sun damage. This is particularly relevant for frequent flyers or individuals who take long flights regularly.

• Lack of Sunscreen Use:

• Passengers may not think to apply sunscreen when inside an airplane, especially during shorter flights or evening flights. However, it's important to remember that UV rays can penetrate windows, and sunscreen application is crucial for protecting the skin.

 

 

Never leave home without it…

 

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Snag your Vitamin D skincare travel companion on www.solaanamd.com.

 

 

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease.