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[Roland Jennell]

The sun's UV rays can easily make your skin darker. How does this happen? The UV rays of the sun can actually stress out and damage collagen fibers. The resilient nature of our integumentary system prompts the production of melanin to counteract those damages. Melanin is the pigment that gives our dermis a darker color.

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If you want to reverse skin darkening cause by excessive sun exposure, you should try the following tips:

1. Use Vitamin C topically

This vitamin actually has the ability to normalize melanin production. It works well in reducing the damages caused by the sun to the dermis. You can use L-ascorbic acid as a topical treatment. If this remedy does not particularly appeal to you, you can try the natural sources of vitamin C.

Lemon juice is a good substitute. Just extract the juice of lemon. You can mix it up with any hydrating ingredients such as honey and olive oil. Apply it all over your skin. Let it stay there for about an hour before washing it off.

2. Use milk

Did you know that milk has often been used as a treatment for the skin by ancient people? Milk has skin-repairing benefits. Moreover, it also facilitates a renewal of skin tissues so the old and damaged skin found on the surface layers of the dermis can be removed. This makes way for the younger and whiter dermis layers underneath.

Sour milk is a good remedy. It contains lactic acid that can promote a renewal of dermis tissues. It can also make your skin feel soft and smooth.

3. Use a good moisturizing product

I suggest looking for a whitening product that can maintain the fair complexion of your dermis. If you use this twice a day, you can prevent your skin from turning darker. Look for a product that contains the ingredients Extrapone Nutgrass, Phytessence Wakame and Maracuja.

The root extracts of Extrapone Nutgrass contain melanin-inhibiting properties. It can reduce skin darkness by up to 45% during the first two weeks of use. It can also improve the texture of your dermis.

Phytessence Wakame is what you need to prevent the loss of hyaluronic acid. This acid is needed to lubricate collagen fibers. Lubricating collagen fibers is imperative to avoid damages. It minimizes the damages the sun can inflict to the dermis.

Maracuja is a kind of Brazilian passion fruit that works in moisturizing the skin deeply. It can duplicate the moisture-retaining functions of the integumentary system.

Mr. Sun reaches new heights for the confident, accomplished, and multi-talented Jude Johnstone.

Mr. Sun: Mr. Sun, Over Easy, Don't' Tell Me That it's Over, Echoes of Blue, Sunday Evening, When My Ship Comes in, Baby, Don't' You Call My Name, So Bad, Winding Back My Heart, The Light of Day, One For Us

Personnel: Jude Johnstone: Piano, Vocals, Pump Organ, Chimes, Melodica; Danny Frankel: Drums, Percussion, Bongos; David Piltch: Upright Bass; Mark Goldenberg: Guitar; Maxayn Lewis: Backing Vocals; Daniel Savant: Muted Trumpet; Dean Parks: Guitar; Marc Macisso: Alto Saxophone; Steven Bishops: Backing Vocals; Freddy Koella: Guitar; Jon Ossman: Upright Bass; Inga Swearingen: Backing Vocals

Mr. Sun was produced by singer/songwriter/musician Jude Johnstone and was released on the Bojak Records label. Mr. Sun is the third release that I have had the privilege to review and with each release she continues to show a unique blend of confidence 샌즈카지노 and growth as a musician. Her lyrics have always been my weakness; she has the ability to draw a picture or tell a story against a jazzy/bluesy rhythm accompaniment that sets her apart. There are times when a musician says that they know that all things seem right, the timing is perfect, and the music just flows, in Jude's case the result was Mr. Sun. Jude stated that the positive energy and creativity she felt during the recording sessions for her prior release Blue Light was her muse as she penned the tracks to Mr. Sun and was ready to start recording immediately after finishing Blue Light.

The title and lead track Mr. Sun encapsulates the emotions she felt creating this release, "light my way, let the music surround you, you know just what to say, to make joy all around you.... to know you, to know you, is to love you." Mr. Sun should become her signature track as it packs that unique rendering of melody, lyrics, and emotion that comes around so infrequently in a compilation. Over Easy follows with a sultry melody and vocals that meld with her storytelling lyrics: "she likes it easy, over easy, she likes the mambo, and the candle glow, ..., and what she's after, you won't quite know."

Don't Tell Me That it's Over bemoans the feeling of a breakup, of something special ending, and only in the hands of Jude does something emotionally gut wrenching as this sound so good. Echoes of Blue shows off her beautiful voice in tandem with the blissful sound of a muted trumpet. The tracks Sunday Evening and When My Ship Comes In are songs of true love, they tell of the extent that we will go on waiting for someone, being there for them, opening our soul and our heart to the thought of "I need you here with me, the way it used to be," (Sunday Evening) so "I'm gonna sail with you" (When My Ship Comes In).

Her ability to connect with her audience on so many different levels of feelings, emotions, and experiences through her arrangements and poetic lyrics is just a glimpse of the musical genius of Jude Johnstone. Yes, there are some sad songs, but this is not 'the blues', this is a jazzy/bluesy reflection of what life is about and how if you look beyond today's challenges that things move forward. The term coming of age sums up Jude Johnstone, and she radiates on Mr. Sun.