We know the sun is as important for us as it for flowers. We all love the sun and enjoy its heat, especially in winter but what we don't know that it could be harmful to us. UV rays can tear apart our skin tissues, not only the outer layer, and it also harms our skin from deep inside that causes skin diseases like skin cancer, aging and many more.
That's why we use the Sunscreen for Oily Skin or Non Oily Skin, simply to protect our skin from those harmful rays. Because we can’t request sun to not harm our skin. It's as simple as that.
Complications come while choosing a Sunscreen Gel according to your skin type because there are thousands of brands out there.
So, we will move forward as simple as it could be possible. Tight up your seatbelt lets dive into it
A simple Sunscreen Gel carries many ingredients and some labels that show its capability like - Sunscreen Gel, PA+++, light feel, non-sticky, high SPF 50, True Gel Based Sunscreen, PABA Free, Protection from harmful UVA and UVB rays along with IR rays of the sun and pollution. Best Sunscreen oil free, Urban Pollution, Rich in Antioxidant Properties, PA+++, Superior Broad Spectrum Sun Protection against UVA rays and Infra-Red (IR) radiations.
A bit complicated, let's discuss one by one.
PABA Free Sunscreen Gel
PABA is the abbreviation for para-aminobenzoic acid and related chemicals. PABA-containing sunscreen was a UV-B absorbing type of sunscreen used in the early 1940s. Since then, PABA has been removed from most sunscreens due to reports of allergies and reactions. PABA Free Sunscreen Gel SPF 50 by Derma Essentia does not contain PABA or any related chemicals.
Superior Broad Spectrum
Most of the sunscreen gel protects our skin from UVA rays but the most harmful rays are UVB. That can tear apart out skin from deep inside our skin and can easily harm. Wear Sunscreen that can protect our skin from UVA, as well as UVB that product is called Broad Spectrum Protection and Superior Broad Spectrum Protection, is called protection against UVA rays and Infra-Red (IR) radiations
High SPF 50 Protections
No sunscreen blocks 100% of UV sun rays.
a) SPF 15 blocks 93% of UVB rays
b) SPF 30 blocks around 97% UVB rays
c) SPF 50 blocks 98% UVB rays
b) SPF 30 blocks around 97% UVB rays
c) SPF 50 blocks 98% UVB rays
The increased SPF does not imply that you can use a smaller amount or apply it less frequently. All sunscreens should be applied properly every two hours or as directed on the bottle, there is SPF 100 available in the market and that doesn't mean I will give you 100 percent protection, that's why it's important to use Sunscreen Gel SPF 50.
Rich in Antioxidant Properties
Antioxidants Properties help prevent cell sun damage caused by harmful molecules and make it look beautiful and younger.
Urban Pollution
Pollution Cause many damages to our skin, it there is any label Urban pollution protection that means that also protect your skin from getting damaged from harmful pollutant particles.
Which one is for you?
There are many factors that you can go through but the most important is that contains SPF 50 with Superior Broad Spectrum Protection
Tips for Gel Sunscreen
#1. Apply Gel Sunscreen every day, all year, even on overcast or cloudy days.
#2. Use a Sunscreen Gel SPF 50 or greater.
#3. Use a Broad Spectrum Gel Sunscreen to protect you from both UV-A and UV-B light.
#4. Use Water Resistant Gel Sunscreen.
#5. Generally, one handful of sunscreen covers all uncovered areas of your skin.
#6. Keep babies out of direct sunlight and use very less amount of Gel Sunscreen.
#7. Apply Sunscreen gel for Oily Skin 30 minutes before going outside to allow the sunscreen to absorb into your skin.
#8. Reapply best Sunscreen every 2 hours and immediately after swimming/sweating heavily/drying you with a towel. This also applies to the use of Water Resistant Gel Sunscreen.
#9. Don't forget about your ears, feet, and back of your hands, neck, and bald spots when applying mineral Sunscreen Gel.
#10. Sunscreen designed for the face usually does not clog pores and cause pimples and maybe better than other sunscreens
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