Sunscreen Jole Cosmetics

You can use the same sunscreen for face and body, but this is not always optimal. A face cream with SPF usually has a lighter texture and contains ingredients that help prevent clogging of pores and breakouts.

Body sunscreens can be thicker and provide better protection for larger areas of skin. The use of specialized products for the face and body can provide better comfort and effectiveness of sun protection.

The main mistakes when using sunscreens include:

1. Not applying enough cream: Many people use too little cream, which reduces the level of protection. It is important to apply a sufficient amount of the product.
2. Irregular Renewal: Sunscreen should be reapplied every 2-3 hours, especially after swimming, sweating or using a towel.
3. Skip hard-to-reach areas: Forgetting to apply cream to your ears, neck, arms and legs leaves these areas vulnerable to UV rays.
4. Use the cream only on sunny days: UV rays penetrate through clouds, so protection is needed even on cloudy days.
5. Using expired creams: Sunscreens have an expiration date. Using an expired tool may not provide adequate protection.

Using sunscreen every day is important to protect your skin from the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) rays. Sunscreen helps prevent sunburn, premature skin aging, and reduces the risk of skin cancer. 

Regardless of the weather or season, UV rays penetrate through clouds and can affect the skin. Therefore, regular use of SPF cream for the face and body provides effective protection against solar radiation and supports skin health.

For daily use, it is recommended to choose a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. This level of protection provides sufficient protection against UVA and UVB ultraviolet rays. For those who spend a lot of time outside, play sports or have fair skin, choose a sunscreen with SPF 50 for face and body. 

It is important to remember that SPF does not work all day, so it is necessary to reapply the cream every 2-3 hours or after swimming.

Applying sunscreen correctly is key to its effectiveness. Apply a sufficient amount of cream to all exposed areas of skin. It is recommended to use about 1/3 teaspoon of cream for the face, about 30 grams (or one glass) for the body. 

Don't forget hard-to-reach areas such as ears, neck, décolletage, backs of hands and feet. After swimming, active sweating or using a towel, reapply the cream, even if it is waterproof.