Which Sunscreen Gel is Best for Skin from Sun Protection?

Summer is approaching and we all dream of a tanned free body and a bright complexion. To keep skin young for longer, it is essential to apply sun protection Sunscreen Gel, anti-aging, and moisturizing treatments, it's even better!  
Adopt such a reasonable behavior to make the most of the sun: UV rays are one of the major causes of skin aging. 

In This Article  

What is Tanning 
Protect with Sunscreen Gel 

• Sunscreen Ingredients 
• Which sunscreen to choose 
• Is SPF 30 the best? 

How to choose your Sunscreen Gel? 
Good practices in the sun 
A little sun to boost and Vitamin D! 
How to Remove Tan? 

What is Tanning 

Tanning is a natural process in the skin to help it establish protection from the sun. Tanning is, therefore, a reaction to the sun and the visible result of an alteration of skin cells by UV rays (ultraviolet rays).  
When it receives rays, the skin reacts and seeks to protect itself. Specific skin cells, melanocytes, activate the production of melanin, a natural pigment.  
Melanin gradually colors the skin to limit the impact of UV rays. If the exposure is repeated the process accelerates.  
Melanin migrates to the surface of the skin whose color changes: the tan appears! This phenomenon varies from one individual to another. Similarly, the protective capacity of the tan depends on the individual phototype.  

Did you know? 

When you are exposed to the sun and the skin is attacked by UV rays, surface skin cells called keratinocytes multiply to thicken the stratum corneum, limit UV penetration, and establish protection against the sun.  
In the sun, the skin, therefore, becomes a little thicker. It is however not recommended to make scrubs during the exposure periods so as not to weaken the skin. And it is essential to choose the right Sunscreen Gel. 

Protect with Sunscreen Gel 

First, think of preparing your skin for good to protect yourself against the sun! GEL BASED Water Resistance SUNSCREEN GEL SPF 50 Preparing and Activating ingredients, dermatologically tested gel that works on skin even before it is exposed to the sun and allows better sunbathing with few exposures for sweating and swimming.  

Sunscreen Ingredients  

Thanks to active ingredients such as Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Benzophenone-3, Phospholipids, Butylene Glycol, Glycerine, Aloe vera extract, Thermus Thermophillus Ferment. 

Which sunscreen to choose?  

Choose Sunscreen according To Your Skin is a very important decision. Broad-spectrum sunscreen gel protects you from both UVA and UVB rays. It is also protected from premature skin ageing. If you have dry skin that doesn’t do well in the sun? Go with the sunscreen that doubles as a moisturizer. If you have oily, acne-prone skin, especially sunscreen for oily skin is recommended as it will be water-based instead of oil-based thus a sunscreen gel is recommended. 

A detail guide:- How to Choose Sunscreen according To Your Skin Type? 

Is SPF 30 the best? 

An SPF 30 sunscreen does not protect your skin from tan effectively as compared to SPF 50 Sunscreen. Tanning develops more slowly and gradually; the color of the skin is more homogeneous and more radiant while minimizing the alterations linked to UV since the skin is protected. Also, Dermatologist recommends the broad-spectrum sunscreen with higher SPF for sun protection is enriched with anti-ageing active ingredients such as Cell Protect with anti-free radical properties. 

How to choose your Sunscreen Gel? 

The SPF (Sun Protection Factor) is the index of the level of sun protection of a product. It allows consumers to identify the sun protection capacity of a product. There are 4 levels of SPF: 6 to 10 = low protection, 15 to 25 = medium, 30 to 50 = high, 50 and 50 + = very high. Total protection does not exist, but the higher the SPF, the greater the photo-protection action, that's why dermatologist recommends not using SPF 60 or above they recommend Sunscreen Gel SPF 50. 

Good practices in the sun 

• Apply sunscreen gel every 2 hours during prolonged exposures 
• Avoid exposure to the hottest hours (between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m.) 
• For maximum protection, put on a hat, sunglasses and light clothing 
• Sunscreens are perishable: once the expiration date has passed, their effectiveness is no longer guaranteed. Their shelf life after opening is 3 to 6 months. 

A little sun to boost and Vitamin D! 

The sun is good for our morale but above all essential for the synthesis of Vitamin D.  
Beware of misconceptions, Vitamin D deficiencies are not due to an abuse of sun filters. Indeed, protection with a high SPF does not prevent the action of UV on its synthesis.  
Vitamin D deficiencies most often come from biological or external causes such as diet.  
So nothing like a little sun to naturally boost vitamin D in the body. But we always expose ourselves moderately and with protection against the sun. 

How to Remove Tan? 

1. Be sure to always use a sunscreen with SPF 50 or more! Reapply sunscreen gelafter 2 - 3 hours for maximum protection from sun. 
2. Sun’s rays are harshest between 11 to 4 p.m., so avoid going out or any outdoor activities during this time.
3. Wear a protective hat and sunglasses when out in sunlight
4. Wear protective, full-sleeves clothing with comfortable, breathable fabrics like cotton.
5. Stay hydrated! Drink at least eight glasses of water daily. If drinking just water seems boring, drinking fresh juices, eating fruits and vegetables for maintaining skin hydration is good too!

These tips help to remove tan from your face with effectively.