This is not a time to skimp on use of a product. Aim for one ounce. This is about the size of a golf ball. Put it on at least 15 – 30 minutes before going outside to allow time for sunscreen to be absorbed by the skin. Reapply every two hours. You will wantContinue Reading >>
The SPF is a measurement of how much protection is provided from ultraviolet (UV) B rays. For example, an SPF 15 means you are blocking out 93 percent of sun rays. SPF 30 means you are blocking out 97 percent of the rays. SPF does not tell you how much time you can spend inContinue Reading >>
Everyone. It is a common myth that if you have a darker skin pigment, or you tan well, you don’t need sunscreen. This is not true. Also, a base tan isn’t a substitute for sunscreen. Sunscreen absorbs, reflects or scatters ultraviolet (UV) rays A and B. This light causes sunburn and other skin damage. YouContinue Reading >>