Body Sunscreen

With face, and lips you should protect your whole body from the ultraviolet radiations and harmful radiations of the sun by applying body sunscreen. 

Benefits of best body sunscreen 

1. Body sunscreen shields From Harmful UV Rays

With the depletion of the ozone layer, harmful UV rays can penetrate our environment. While sunlight is the source of the body's vitamin D, excess exposure without sunscreen lotions can put you at risk to your health. You can block damage caused by harmful UV rays and can also cause skin disorders if you use sunscreen lotion.

2. Premature Aging

Every woman's dream is to have youthful, radiant and healthy skin. However, several studies have shown that there is a 24% less chance of premature ageing for people under the age of 55 who apply sunscreen regularly. 

3. Reduces risk of Skin Cancer 

If your skin is exposed to UV rays, it can lose its protective layer and become vulnerable to skin problems such as cancer, especially melanoma. Sunscreen can help your skin to maintain its brightness and protect it from cancer.

4. Reduces face Blotchiness 

When you apply enough sunscreen, problems like skin irritation and red vein eruptions will likely remain in the limelight. Due to these harmful sun rays, it can give birth to many skin diseases.

5. Sunscreen for Sunburns

Who doesn’t enjoy going out in the sun, especially in winters? Sunburns may, however, lead to peeling of skin, redness, itching, blotchiness and even hives in cases of delicate skin.

6. Sunscreen for Tanning

Many people love to get a suntan. However, you can put your skin at risk of damage from UV rays while sunbathing to achieve this perfect tan glow. Use a sunscreen rich in sun protection formula with SPF 30 or higher to avoid this situation.

How To Use Sunscreen?

A sunscreen lotion is an essential skincare product, which you should not forget to apply after every 2-3 hours if you have sensitive skin.

Here are a few things you should remember while choosing the best sunscreen lotions for you.

1.  No cosmetic product should be bought without checking its expiry dates and ingredients. Always make sure that your sunscreen lotion should contain Titanium dioxide, Octyl methoxycinnamate (OMC), Avobenzone (also parsol) and Zinc oxide.

2.  Use sunscreen lotions that are gell, water-based and non-comedogenic, or hypoallergenic when you have oily or acne-prone skin.

3.  Use a waterproof formula that is rich in SPF 30 or more to ensure your sunscreen stays on your skin for a longer time.

4.  It is best to wear sunscreen at least half an hour before going out.

5.  To protect your skin against sun damage and sunburn, put your coat of sunscreen back on after every 2-3 hours when you plan to stay on a beach or have a sunbath.

6.  Make sure that your sunscreen lotion is high in SPF 30 (or higher) and is water-resistant with widescreen protection (UVA/UVB).