Scientists recently found something mind-blowing: your skin has the same light-detecting proteins as your eyes. Yes, you read that right. Your skin can literally see light, just like your eyes do.

One of the most interesting discoveries is that opsins—a class of light-sensitive proteins found in the rods and cones of our eyes that play a key role in our vision—are also present in skin.

This increased blue light exposure from LED lights, cell phones, tablets, and laptop computers has raised concerns about the effects it may have on the sleep-wake cycle and possible damage to the eyes ...

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As a result, there’s also a rising interest in collagen eye patches. Although collagen-infused eye masks aren’t usually able to boost collagen production within the skin (other products ...

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Red light has become popular for treating skin issues like wrinkles, age spots, and sagging, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. It can also help with conditions like acne ...

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Experiencing flashing lights in your eyes could be a sign of a variety of issues. Such flashes, also known as photopsia, can be a symptom of different conditions, including a retinal detachment, where ...