Some jobs are better for your skin than others, says a latest study


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The findings show that sports and leisure industry professionals have the lowest "skin stress scores". Photo: AFP

Did you know that your job can influence the health of your skin, and that not all professions have the same effects?

According to a study conducted by a British cosmetics brand, professionals in the sports and leisure industry have the skin-friendliest jobs. On the other hand, people working in the pharmaceuticals or construction industries may need to give their skin a little more TLC.

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