Sunscreen to protect your beautiful skin PART 2
Hello...this is the continuation from PART1
I think it will be too long if I make one post for everything
My last sentence was "Don't forget you need to reapply your sunscreen every 2 hrs"
Why? Because the ingredient is oxidized and it won't protect your skin anymore if you don't reapply. So you need to reapply your sunscreen.
But for women (and me too), the biggest question is, what if i use a full make up? If you're using light make up of course it's not a big problem to reapply you're make up (still bothersome though). But, if you use layered heavy make up...???
Hmm.. I do some research for this (by Googling of course =P). The answers are quite varies. Okay so I'll list the answers and evaluate it one by one (Of course I'll take out the answer to reapply your makeup). The answers are: If, your make up is not washed off then the sunscreen is still there(Don't need to reapply), use a tinted moisturizer instead (like bb cream), use powder with sun protection, and use a spray sunscreen.
Let's evaluate the answers:
If, your make up is not washed off then the sunscreen is still there
I absolutely confuse by this answer. Your make up will be washed off if you're sweating. Of course, your sunscreen will stay if you're not sweating but the chemical that protect your skin is gone away right? Maybe this answer is for sunscreen that block the UV rays not the one that filter it, which I absolutely have no idea how to differentiate it.
Use a tinted moisturizer instead (like BB cream)
Hmm.. the chemical still will be oxidized. I think he/she wanna say that you don't need to use sunscreen just put your BB cream with SPF on. Sunscreen is not one and only sun protection but in my opinion BB cream doesn't just consist of SPF and actually to get the maximum protection there is an appropriate amount that you have to use. It said that for sunscreen you need 1 teaspoon, so for BB cream, must be more.
Use powder with sun protection
As I said before, sunscreen is not the one and only protection from UV. Just reapply your loose powder that have a translucent finish. Hmm, quite a good option I think. But the texture of loose powder make it is easily washed off. If you wanna make this an option then you need to reapply it more often.
Use a spray sunscreen
I personally really this option. Fast and easy to keep you skin protected. But, I think since this one is a liquid one, must be careful and make sure that your makeup is not melted down. Also, make sure that the chemicals don't react with your cosmetics that will cause an inflammation.
So, Which one is more convenient for you?
Sunscreen protect your skin from damage, keep your skin away from cancer and rapid aging so your skin will stay beautiful even after a long time =)