Ever wonder why your skin looks different after a bad night's sleep?
15 May 2024 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue (by Susan Elizabeth Santsche) explaining how insufficient or interrupted sleep impairs the skin’s nighttime repair processes, contributing to breakouts and reduced clarity. The speaker emphasizes getting adequate rest—specifically recommending at least eight hours—plus practical sleep-hygiene steps (turning off phones/computers, using meditation or binaural audio) to improve REM sleep and support skin repair.
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At least eight hours.







