For women who grew up with tanning oil and no sunscreen
The tans you chased in your 20s are showing up on your face, neck and chest now.
Dark spots are decades-old sun damage, showing up late. Two dermatologists built a 30-second daily drink to support brighter, more even-looking skin from within.
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The story
Remember tanning with oil?
Coppertone tanning oil, maybe baby oil with a little iodine mixed in. Lemon juice in your hair and a towel on the pool deck, a radio, and a tinfoil reflector if you were serious about it.
First you burned. Then it “turned into a tan.” You built a base before vacation, chasing that deep, golden-brown color everyone called a “healthy glow.”
You weren’t trying to damage your skin because you thought you were doing something that made you look healthier.
But you stopped years ago, so why is all the damage showing up now?
The mirror
Maybe it started with one spot on your cheekbone.
Then a few on your chest. Then you caught your hands in a photo and thought, whose hands are those?
Concealer covers some of it, until it turns gray by lunch. Self-tanner makes the spots darker. The cream you bought promised a lot, and the spots are still there.
And the frustrating part: you take care of yourself now. You wear sunscreen. Your skin still looks older than you feel.
Why it’s happening
Your spots aren’t age. They’re a receipt.
Every hour in the sun in your teens and 20s left a mark below the surface. For decades your skin quietly kept up. Past 40 or 50, its repair slows down, and the receipt comes due: spots on your cheeks, hands and chest, right where the sun hit hardest.
Researchers who studied 298 women found the sun was behind about 80% of the visible signs of facial aging. Not birthdays. The sun.
And it’s still adding up. Not just beach days: walks with your dog, the drive to work. The sun’s aging rays come right through car windows.
- 1985 Tanning oil. Deep tans. Repeated burns.
- Decades Everyday UV damage adds up.
- Today Dark spots are taking over.
Source: Flament et al., Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology, 2013.
Dr. Teo Soleymani, Stanford-trained skin cancer surgeon
What you’ve tried
Why the creams, peels and lasers haven’t stuck
None of these are wrong. They’re half the equation. The other half is what your skin gets from the inside, every day. And a cream only works where you put it. What you drink reaches your face, hands, chest, arms and legs.
The missing half
The inside half of your routine, built by two dermatologists
Dr. Teo Soleymani is a Stanford-trained skin cancer surgeon. Dr. Michael Abrouk is a Harvard-trained cosmetic dermatologist. They see this every day: women who did everything right once they knew better, and still watch the spots come in. So they built the daily support they wished their patients had.
What’s in every stick pack
Sun stress you can’t fully avoid
Polypodium leucotomos
240mg
A fern extract studied for decades in sun-exposed skin.
Skin cells working harder as you age
Nicotinamide
1000mg
A form of vitamin B3 that supports skin cell energy.
Oxidative stress that dulls tone
Astaxanthin, Vitamin C, Glutathione
4mg · 250mg · 50mg
For antioxidant support and brighter, more even-looking skin.
Drier, thinner skin
Collagen peptides and hyaluronic acid
For hydration and nourishment.
Clinically dosed. One stick pack a day. Works alongside your sunscreen and skincare, not instead of them.
See the full Supplement Facts
Picture day 90
Imagine running to the store without foundation.
Holding your coffee without tucking your hands away. Catching yourself in a shop window and thinking, there I am.
No honest doctor will promise every spot disappears. What we can promise: for the first time, your skin gets daily support from the inside.
Day 0
Day 90
Real users
Women like you, in their own words
“My skin just feels better.”
Deborah, 73, HI
“All my skin issues from tanning in high school are now coming back to bite me.”
Ryan
“It’s the time to double down because I wasn’t really good in my youth.”
Hannah F.
“For me it’s another tool in the toolkit. … I used to put oil on and turn on a rotisserie. I put on sunscreen every day but it’s imperfect. … It tastes good. There’s no question my skin is better. My dermatologist tells me that every 3 months.”
Individual results vary.
The honest part
What Sun Powder won’t do
- It won’t erase 40 years of sun in a month. Give it 90–120 days.
- It’s not sunscreen. Keep wearing SPF every day. We’re dermatologists, we’ll never tell you otherwise.
- It doesn’t replace your dermatologist. Get your spots checked once a year.
- Unflavored tastes bitter. It’s raw actives with nothing added. Most women start with Melon Sunrise.
How easy it is
Tear. Pour. Drink.
Thirty seconds with your morning coffee. No new 10-step routine, no downtime, no appointments. About $2 a day.
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Step 1
Tear
Open one stick pack. One a day is the whole routine.
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Step 2
Pour
Empty it into 8–16 oz of cold water, or your coffee or smoothie.
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Step 3
Drink
Stir or froth it with your Daily Mixer, then drink.
The offer
The 90‑Day Even‑Skin Protocol
- 90 days of Sun Powder (90 stick packs) $183
- Daily Mixer (electric frother)
$18FREE - Dr. Teo’s Skin Protocols Book (e-book)
$40FREE - Derm Concierge Group private community
$250FREE
$491 total bundle value
$183 every 90 days
Just $2.03 a day for your skin
Includes $308 in FREE gifts
Free shipping. Modify or cancel anytime.
Our promise
The 90-Day Mirror Promise
Take it daily, take your day-1 and day-90 photos. If you’re not happy with what you see, we refund your first 90 days.
Timing
Why start now
Think of fall and winter as a head start for your skin. Start supporting it from within now, and you’ll head into spring with months of consistent care behind you, instead of wishing you’d started sooner.
The truth is, you’re not getting younger, and putting this off isn’t a plan for better skin. Another season will pass either way. Spend it taking care of your skin, not just worrying about those spots.
You deserve to feel good about the skin you see in the mirror. Give yourself that start today.
FAQ
Questions women ask before starting
I’m 68. Is it too late?
No. Your skin faces sun stress every day at every age, so daily support matters at 68 as much as at 48.
Do I still need sunscreen?
Yes, every day. Sun Powder is the inside half, sunscreen is the outside half.
Will it reach the spots on my hands and chest?
It works from within, so it supports skin everywhere, not just where you apply something.
I take medications.
Check with your doctor before starting any supplement.
How does it taste?
Melon Sunrise is light and fruity. Unflavored is bitter, by design.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime from your account.
P.S. If you remember baby oil, you already know what the sun did. The only question is what you do from here.
