Mistakes to avoid with your sunscreen gel

2. Thinking that sunburn is the only danger to avoid • What happens: You think that by exposing yourself in small doses, you are avoiding sunburn, which remains in your eyes the main damage that the sun can do to your skin. • The dermatologist responds: "Sunburn is very unpleasant, but it is an epiphenomenon compared to skin aging and cancers induced by UVA rays".  • Sunburn is caused by 90% by UVB Rayand UVA responsible mainly for skin aging and cancer. • And that's the whole problem: there is no clinical sign, no warning message indicating that we have taken too much UVA. And if we protect ourselves from UVB without protecting ourselves from UVA, we also “deprive ourselves” of the signal that is sunburn. But in fact, sun protection has evolved and there is no longer any sunscreen gel that wouldn't protect against UVB rays without also protecting against UVA rays. The regulations impose the following ratio: the anti UVA protection must be equal to or greater than one-third of the anti-UVB protection.

3. Satisfied with an SPF 15 when you have dark skin or already tanned What happens: as your skin supports the sun very well, and is already tanned, you only put an SPF 15, thinking that it is good enough. You believe that tanned skin is protected skin. Sunscreen SPF 15 is insufficient because, in “real life”, you never put in the required quantity, so you have to divide your solar index by two for low indices, or even by four for the highest indices. Dermatologist recommend using Sunscreen Gel SPF 50 for best protection

4. Relying only on sunscreen gel for protection What happens: By applying the Sunscreen Gel SPF 50, you feel that you are protected and that you can expose yourself as much as you want. The dermatological answer: Sunscreen Gel is not enough. If there is one point on which dermatologists are insistent, it is this: Sunscreen Gel is not the only tool for sun protection, far from it.  Their message is not to voluntarily expose you in a lounge chair to tan during the hottest hours, because all indirect exposure is more than enough to take color. Sun protection is first and foremost a question of behavior.

5. Forgetting to get over it after getting out of the water What is happening: waterproof Sunscreen gel SPF 50 is advertised as resistant or even very resistant to water? So you put some before swimming. When you get out of the bath, you skip the reapplication, feeling that you are still well protected. The dermatologist answer: the most recent sun products formulated to resist water perform well, but in some cases, you need to reapply after bathing. As a reminder, waterproof Sunscreen gel SPF 50is formulated to “hold” even after two 20-minute baths, and a “very water-resistant” product with four 20-minute baths… But these conditions remain “theoretical”, in the laboratory under standardized conditions, and sometimes it is better to reapply the product.

6. Start using sunscreen gel SPF 50 sunscreen Your tube from last year is still at the bottom of your bag, you'd rather finish it before you start the new Sunscreen Gel SPF 50 by Derma Essentia A dermatologist recommendation. Beware of an open tube of cream, even if it can be used for 12 months. The product is often abused (sand, heat, etc.), but it is formulated to resist it. You can very well end your hit from last year if this 12-month deadline is not exceeded.

7. Derma Essentia Sunscreen SPF 50 Gel / Gel Based Sunscreen active ingredient:  Natural ingredients are Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane,  Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Butylene Glycol, Benzophenone-3, Phospholipids, SaxifragaSarmentosa extract, Glycerine, Thermus Thermophillus Ferment, Aloe vera extract, extract, Biosaccharide gum 4, Carbomer, Triethanolamine, Phenoxyethanol & Fragrance. To remove tan from face.  Click Here Buy