Sunscreen tips: What should you use before applying sunscreen?

When the sun is shining brightly outside, it is a good opportunity for people to go out for sports and play, but people also need to pay attention to one issue at this time, that is sun protection. If you don't do a good job of sun protection and are directly exposed to the sun, you may turn into a little black cat. Sun protection naturally requires applying sunscreen, so what should you use before using sunscreen?

Before using sunscreen, you should clean your skin first, then apply toner.

If you have dry skin, you can apply a layer of lotion after applying toner, and then use sunscreen. If you are exposed to the sun for a long time, I recommend that you use products with SPF30/PA+ or above. If you stay in the office facing the computer for a long time, then just use SPF15/PA+ products.

Use sunscreen all year round

Many people must be like me, who only use sunscreen when the weather is hot, because our skin can be easily tanned by the sun. In fact, not only in summer, no matter what season, even on cloudy days, the power of ultraviolet rays cannot be underestimated. Although it cannot be seen now, melanin slowly accumulates in our body, which will affect the skin over time.

There are two types of sunscreen: physical sunscreen and chemical sunscreen

Chemical sunscreens are usually more easily absorbed by the skin, especially high SPF chemical sunscreens, so they are more likely to cause skin allergies. Therefore, it is best to use chemical sunscreens after using lotions, which play an isolation role; physical sunscreens will not be absorbed by the skin, are chemically inert, and will not react with other products. It is not easy to cause skin allergies, and lotions must be used as a base when used.