SPF50+Sunscreen Cream (To Do First)

Sunscreen: What It Is, What It Does, and How to Use It
• What It Is: Sunscreen is a skincare product formulated to
protect the skin from harmful UV (ultraviolet) rays. It contains various active ingredients that provide this protection
and is commonly available in cream, lotion, or spray form.
• What It Does: Sunscreen helps prevent issues such as
sunburn, premature aging (fine lines, wrinkles), and skin
cancer by shielding the skin from the harmful effects of the
sun’s UV rays. The SPF (Sun Protection Factor) value indicates the level of protection the product offers against UVB
rays. Some sunscreens also function as moisturizers for the
skin.
• How to Use It: Sunscreen should be applied evenly to
clean skin 15-30 minutes before sun exposure. It should be
applied to all exposed areas, including the face, neck,
arms, legs, and other areas. It is recommended to apply
the product gently with a massaging motion to ensure it is
well absorbed by the skin. Even if the sunscreen is water-resistant, it should be reapplied every two hours or
more frequently in cases of sweating or swimming. Using
sunscreen is crucial when spending extended periods in 
the sun.