Protecting your skin from the sun is essential, especially during the summer months. An expert highlights three types of \u00a0sunscreen protections\u00a0 to avoid, which are indeed misleading.<\/p>\n
We must protect our skin from the sun, and it is now strongly recommended to do so all year round, even when the sun doesn’t seem to be blazing. Most brands are increasingly adding SPF protection<\/a><\/strong> even to their cosmetic products, such as foundation, for instance. This allows customers to be protected from the sun without having to overhaul their entire beauty routine.<\/p>\n This is a much simpler option for shielding your skin without having to apply \u00a0sunscreen\u00a0 all year round. However, there is indeed a time when sunscreen is indispensable: summer. The scorching sun is undoubtedly dangerous for our skin, and we must take necessary measures to avoid sunburn or other unpleasant issues that can arise later, such as skin aging or dark spots. Therefore, it is crucial to choose a \u00a0good sun protection\u00a0 product and steer clear of misleading items with well-crafted marketing. An expert has listed three types of \u00a0sunscreen protections\u00a0 to banish.<\/p>\n The continuation follows this advertisement.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n The expert, known on social media as @thecleanjunky, explains that these products are “often created by natural brands that promise plant-based solar filters.” <\/em> In reality, a closer inspection of the ingredients reveals that there are \u00a0no solar filters\u00a0, which are essential for protecting the face from sunlight. “You must have an approved solar filter to be considered a sunscreen,”<\/em> she stated.<\/p>\n Another type of sunscreen that is not effective enough, according to the chemist, is known as protection drops. “When you read the description of such products, they appear miraculous because they seem easy to use for protection,”<\/em> she points out. In reality, these types of products fail to offer genuine protection for the skin.<\/p>\n The continuation follows this advertisement.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n These are considered an additional option, but should not be the only form of sun protection you rely on, according to the chemist. “What concerns me is that many people use these kinds of products thinking they are well protected, when in fact they offer only a minimal additional layer of protection. Generally speaking, I really recommend being careful when purchasing sunscreens and especially steering towards reputable brands whose expertise is well-known,”<\/em> she explained.<\/p>\n The continuation follows this advertisement.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n1 \u2013 Sunscreens Without Solar Filters<\/span><\/h2>\n
2 \u2013 Protection Drops<\/span><\/h2>\n
3 \u2013 SPF Powders<\/span><\/h2>\n