If you still
think its OK to step out of your house without sunscreen then you might have to
think twice.
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We all know
sunscreen protect us from UVA and UVB rays.
What are UVA and UVB rays? Anyways
who cares :p But you need to know they cause early skin aging and contribute towards
skin wrinkling. If you don’t want to get wrinkles in your late 20’s itself then
start applying sunscreens (sun block, sun tan lotion, sun cream etc whatever
you call it, it’s one and the same)
Don’t select
sunscreen just because it suits someone else. We all have different skin and their
needs. Before buying sunscreen do a research and make sure you know your skin
well. Unfortunately, I had many skin issues in my life. :( I had visited number of skin specialist and dermatologists
in past several years. That’s when I became conscious about my skin and very
particular about sunscreens. I have researched a lot about sunscreens. I have
also tried many of them. There are a lot of options available in the market. Current one which I am using is thick, bit
oily and lasts long for good 6-7hours and that’s more than enough for me, but I
won’t recommend that because it’s given on prescription. But before that I have
used a couple of them and they are good enough.
Sunscreens
by lotus herbal are good. They have a lot of variety so that you could choose
according to your requirement. I like 3 in 1 matte lock daily sun block by
lotus herbal. I have also tried Garnier and honestly I dint like it. It’s
patchy and makes your skin look white, literally white. VLCC has a good sunscreen.
You can try that. I have tried lacto calamine; it was too dry for my skin. So I
don’t recommend if you have dry skin like mine. If you depend on BB cream or
your foundation for spf then it’s not enough. They barely have spf15. At least
go for sunscreens which have 25-40spf. Too much of spf is not going to help.
Instead buy a sunscreen with 30spf and make sure you apply sufficient amount.
I apply sunscreen
before my foundation and let it settle for 5 mins. And remember sunscreen takes
15 to 20 mins to turn on into protection mode so make sure you apply half an hour
ago before leaving your house.
Let me know
which one you bought ;)
Happy summers!
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