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Summer may feel like a distant memory, but skin damage from all those patio dates hasn’t been forgotten. “Light reflecting off skin is what makes people look younger,” says Dr. Julia Carroll of Compass Dermatolog­y in Toronto, who explains that wrinkles and pigmentati­on hinder light’s ability to bounce off your face. Now is the season to repair. Derm treatments such as peels and lasering require that you limit sun exposure to avoid pigment change—easy to do when it’s dark by 5 p.m. Look for brightenin­g products with kojic acid, vitamin C, glycolic acid or Retin-A. Try: THEFAC ESHOP BlanCloudi­ng White Moisture Cream ($40); Intraceuti­cals Opulence Moisture Brightenin­g Cream ($108); Nuxe Splendieus­e Intensive AntiDark Spot Serum ($55).

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