Sunscreen Sentence Examples

You need to get a sunscreen cream that protects against both.

Since this is an outdoor mall, it’s recommended that you wear sunscreen.

Also, regardless of whether you are cruising to a tropical locale or a colder climate, it's always a good idea to pack sunscreen, lip balm and Kleenex.

Don't forget the sunscreen with this one.

Young, old, all nationalities, male, female, and no matter your skin shade, you need sunscreen year round.

You need to wear sunscreen that's sun protective factor (SPF) 15 or higher, and that has both UVA and UVB protection.

Make sure using sunscreen, wearing a wide-brimmed hat to keep the sun away from the face and covering up by wearing protective clothing is something that you do as a matter of course, and your children will follow suit.

Anthocyannins act as sunscreen for plants, protecting against UV damage.

Some companies use turmeric in the formulation of their sunscreen.

Zinc Oxide, which is very soothing to your skin, reduces redness, and delivers high sunscreen protection.

Coordinating amid her other rouge products, it also offers sunscreen and aromatherapy - a fresh peppermint scent.

Some types of lip balm also contain sunscreen.

Keep your DHA tan well moisturized for maximum performance and always apply sunscreen when outside.

Most importantly, look for one that has an SPF of 15-30 so you don't have to wear a layer of sunscreen underneath.

The minerals also provide a natural sunscreen with a SPF of 19.

In addition to the sunscreen function, mineral makeup is particularly beneficial for sensitive skins with scars, acne, rosacea, wrinkles, discolorations or allergies.

Originally designed as a sunscreen to reflect the glare while outdoors in the extreme heat of the region, today it is used to enhance beauty and a striking allure in the eye area of the Indian woman.

Not only does their makeup offer all the benefits of minerals (natural sunscreen and healthy ingredients), but their specialty is customizable products.

The line offers sunless tanners, tan enhancers, and sunscreen to take care of all your glowing skin needs.

It is recommended that you use a sunscreen in addition to this moisturizer since it contains no sunscreens of its own.

Sunscreen is essential to protect you from skin cancer as well as other harmful effects of sun exposure.

The initial spritz may remind some of sunscreen, as it did me, though perhaps with some depth.

Mineral foundations also typically contain zinc dioxide and titanium dioxide, two forms of sunscreen that protect the skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays.

Though most dermatologists concur that any sunscreen is better than none at all, the amount found in mineral makeup is usually not enough simply because ample protection would require liberal application of makeup.

For this reason, it's important to use a separate sunscreen for the face.

Therefore, unless an extra thick coat of foundation is slathered on, it is worth it to use another sunscreen instead of relying on foundation.

Apply a moisturizing sunscreen that suits your skin type and let it sit for a few minutes.

Additionally, many foundations contain moisturizing ingredients, as well as a sunscreen with a good sun protection factor (SPF), which may eliminate certain steps in your beauty regimen.

Kits usually do not include things like concealer, sunscreen, nail polishes, or makeup remover.

You can slather on the sunscreen and get your bronze fix with a great sexy eye shadow look for summer.

A canvas canopy provides sunscreen as well as some protection during showers.

Depending on the angle of the sun you may want to consider a sunscreen in addition to a roof.

Sunscreen is great, but it isn't enough - the smart and sophisticated man may also want to invest in a quality sun hat.

Also, if you're in shorts but your legs are getting a sunburn despite the sunscreen you've applied, you can always cover them back up by switching back to pants mode.

For the most skin protection, use the hats as well as sunscreen rather than allowing the hats to stand alone.

For babies, choose from bath soap, body lotion, shampoo and natural sunscreen.

Organic Bath Plus not only has organic bath toys, but also non-irritating soaps, shampoos, clothing, bath accessories, organic mosquito repellant and sunscreen.

Using organic sunscreen guards the health of your skin from both the sun's rays and chemical additives.

Alba Botanica - This water-resistant sunscreen is 30 SPF, hypoallergenic and 100% vegetarian with no animal testing.

Lavera - This sunscreen protects against up to 95% of all UVB rays and is chemical free and non-toxic.

Soleo Organics - This is a gentle, SPF 30 sunscreen made from all organic materials.

Aubrey Organics - This sunscreen is SPF 25 and made for people who will be hiking, swimming, skiing, or enjoying other very active outdoor pursuits.

Have fun and don't forget your sunscreen!

Maxi dresses are especially great because the full coverage they provide mean you can use less sunscreen and the cool fabric will feel nice on warm legs.

One of the most important issues related to staying safe in the sun is the proper use of sunscreen and other UV ray protection tactics.

However if you're not wearing sunscreen, and using other summer season safety measures, the summer sun may be doing you more bad than good.

Everyone needs to wear sunscreen at all times when outside or when exposed to UV rays, such as riding in a car.

Even if you forget your sunscreen (please don't!), your eyes will be protected.

Skin cancer dangers are finally making it to the forefront and everyone is urged to wear sunscreen of at least SPF 15 or 30 for daily activity, but what we don't hear enough about is our eye care.

Be sure to purchase glasses with both UVA and UVB protection, and don't use the glasses as an excuse not to wear sunscreen, too.

SunProtection.net has an excellent guide to choosing the right sunscreen for you.

It dives in to describe the differences between different types of sunscreen, the ingredients to look for, and just how much protection each SPF number will give you.

Even though the park may not be large, sunscreen is still recommended, particularly for the water park, and guests need to be sure to remain hydrated.

Be prepared for summer humidity and heat by wearing plenty of sunscreen, staying hydrated, and pacing strenuous activities.

Then again, I was on a boat in the sun…with a little more sunscreen, who knows what I might taste?

Wearing a sunscreen and limiting sun exposure may prevent some moles.

Therapy that does not require medical consultation involves protecting the skin with sunscreen and avoiding activities that place stress on the joints.

Wearing opaque clothes and sunscreen with at least an SPF rating of 30, people with albinism can safely work and play outdoors even during the summer.

If the child is outside on a sunny day, generously apply sunscreen and lip balm that contains sun block before prolonged exposure to the sun.

Most sunscreen products contain combinations of ingredients.

Sunscreen products are sold as lotions, creams, gels, oils, sprays, sticks, and lip balms, and can be bought without a physician's prescription.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration requires sunscreen products to carry a sun protection factor (SPF) rating on their labels.

This number tells how well the sunscreen protects against burning.

In addition to the chemical used as a sunscreen, the vehicle can be important in determining how well a product works.

Users should carefully read the instructions that come with the sunscreen.

Users should apply sunscreen liberally to all exposed parts of the skin, including the hands, feet, nose, ears, neck, scalp (if the hair is thin or very short), and eyelids.

However, they should avoid getting sunscreen in the eyes, as it can cause irritation.

Use a lip balm containing sunscreen to protect the lips.

Reapply sunscreen liberally every one or two hours-more frequently when perspiring heavily.

People should reapply sunscreen after they go in the water.

Sunscreen alone will not provide full protection from the sun.

The sun can damage the skin even on cloudy days, so people should get in the habit of using a sunscreen every day.

The side effects of sunscreens cannot be prevented but can be minimized by testing a sunscreen on a small area of the body before all-over applications.

Anyone who is using a prescription or nonprescription (over-the-counter) drug that is applied to the skin should check with a physician before using a sunscreen.

Before using a new sunscreen, particularly a newer formulation, it should be tested on a small area of skin.

Parents who start to apply sunscreen to their children upon arrival at these settings will exceed their own sun exposure limits before they begin to apply sunscreen to themselves.

Users should always check expiration dates and not use a sunscreen past its expiration.

Children may benefit from a waterproof sunscreen.

Although sunscreen is useful, it is no replacement for subprotective clothing.

While a good sunscreen has an SPF of 15 or above, denim fabric has an SPF of 1700.

Because tetracyclines can cause photosensitization, patients taking these drugs should use sunscreen and avoid direct sunlight.

Possible side effects include mild redness, peeling, irritation, dryness, and an increased sensitivity to sunlight that requires use of a sunscreen.

Sunburns may be avoided by the liberal use of a sunscreen containing either an opaque active ingredient such as zinc oxide or titanium dioxide or a nonopaque active ingredient such as PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid) or benzophenone.

Everyone age six months and older should use a water-resistant sunscreen having a sun protective factor (SPF) of at least 15, with an SPF of 30 or more strongly recommended for children.

Sunscreen should be applied 15-30 minutes before going outside, as it takes that long to bond effectively with the skin and become effective.

Sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours (more often after swimming).

Reapply waterproof sunscreen after swimming for more than 80 minutes, after toweling off, or after perspiring heavily, or every two hours if not swimming.

Use sunscreen when participating in snow activities such as skiing where sunlight is reflected off the snow.

Children playing in the sunlight with sunscreen on is not an effective way for them to get vitamin D because the sunscreen inhibits its production in the skin.

With short styles, men should also consider using a leave-in conditioner with UV protectant and sunscreen properties to help protect the scalp from sunburn and skin damage.

At the same time, it is important to be aware of the changes in the scalp - less hair covering it means a greater risk of sunburn, and sunscreen and hats should be used for protection.

The Scalp Treatment contains an SPF 15 sunscreen which safeguards the scalp from UV rays that can cause cellular damage and hinder hair growth.

A spray-on hair sunscreen may help minimize the damage of sun and element exposure.

To prevent excessive fading, use a color-preserving shampoo and a conditioner that contains a sunscreen.

You may want to wear a hat, or try a conditioner that contains a sunscreen, like Redken's Color Extend Sun Solar Screen, which contains an SPF 12 sunscreen.

Belli's anti-chloasma cream is an oil-free sunscreen containing titanium dioxide and zinc oxide to block UVA and UVB rays.

The Elasticity Belly Oil and the Anti-Chloasma Sunscreen are packaged together in an attractive kit.

Staying out of the sun and using sunscreen are well-known ways to minimize chloasma, so the company's claims for the Anti-Chloasma Facial Sunscreen make sense.

If you're more concerned about skin care, you can prevent tanning by using sunscreen and avoiding the beach and pool during peak UV hours.

You've packed your swimsuit, your towel and your sunscreen, but did you remember to pack your manners?

So, you have your bathing suit and sunscreen, but is that all the beach gear you need for a day on the water?

Be discreet and sensible when applying your sunscreen.

Speaking of sunscreen, you may want to opt for an organic sun block so as to avoid using harsh chemicals on your most sensitive skin areas.

If you are especially prone to burning, even when you wear sunscreen, then you'll want to purchase an umbrella made with UV protective material.

Of course, we all think about protecting our skin with sunscreen, and coverups, but neither of these items are useful for protecting our feet.

You need to have money left to get yourself some high-quality sunscreen!

If you're going to wear a Brazilian, be sure to purchase sunscreen with the highest SPF available, and apply it generously and often to avoid serious burns.

It's essential to wash the sand, salt water, chlorine, sunscreen and oils out of your garment if you want to keep it looking good.

If you choose a swimsuit with complicated straps across the shoulders and back and you don't wear sunscreen, you could leave your skin criss-crossed with red and white marks.

Extra cover-ups, shorts, tops, flip-flops, sunscreen, feminine products and swim caps are just some of the essential swim extras that you should keep handy at all times.

Although the goal is a tan, you mustn't neglect sunscreen.

Be sure to use organic sunscreen, especially on your most sensitive skin where you don't want to absorb chemicals.

For parents concerned about constantly slathering on the sunscreen, it's a relief to know the legs are covered.

Increasingly, swim suit manufacturers have been stepping up their game and offering extra protection by way of sunscreen within the fabric itself.

Even with a cover up you love, don't neglect adequate sunscreen for the kids.

Many swim trunks are now constructed with sunscreen built into the fabric.

Some rash guards have built in UV protection, while others don't and you still must wear sunscreen underneath.

While you'll have to be sure to use a lot of sunscreen, this will guarantee you a maximum coverage tan!

Taking care of your skin is important, so be sure to slather on the sunscreen.

Although you're at the pool to relax and enjoy yourself, it's important to make sure that you look after yourself too, and that means wearing a high factor sunscreen, and protecting your eyes from the sun.

The scalp is an area that's often forgotten when applying sunscreen.

Gritty sand, damp bathing suits and ultraviolet rays can take quite a toll, even if you're wearing sunscreen lotion.

Also, since these suits allow more sunrays to come through your suit, be sure to apply a generous amount of sunscreen to avoid any unnecessary burns.

Be sure to apply a generous amount of sunscreen before you lay out in this revealing fabric.

So, if you are hoping to achieve a somewhat even tan, you will need to use sunscreen on the rest of your fully exposed skin in an attempt to match the protection level provided by your suit.

If you select an ultra-sheer suit, it's a very good precaution to use sunscreen on your entire body, even beneath the suit.

Just remember, don't skimp on the sunscreen until you have a chance to see just how much sun exposure your new suit will allow.

Solve this quirky dilemma by choosing a sunscreen with a high SPF value, and you'll take care of this pesky little problem!

This durable material is designed to outlast typical spandex, and resists the effects of many pool and ocean visits, including chlorine, body oils, sunscreen and more.

Call them what you like, but when it comes to the hot summer sun, many people are doubling up on protection by wearing not only sunscreen, but specially designed swimming clothes as well.

Similarly, a spray-on sunscreen will help you keep your hard-to-reach areas from burning.

When you're headed to the beach during the summer or when you are on vacation, sunburns from inadequate sunscreen application or beach gear can be a common occurrence and a true pain.

Rash guard shirts only let a very small percentage of the sun's rays through them, and this provides a layer similar to sunscreen.

Just remember not to skimp on the sunscreen lotion.

It happens all too often, and sadly, sunscreen only stays put so long when you're in the water.

Apply sunscreen at least twenty minutes before stepping outside, and re-apply about every two hours.

For complete peace of mind, however, you may want to combine a UV swimsuit with a layer of sunscreen, and you should always remember to apply cream to any areas of your skin that remain uncovered.

For children who are in and out of the water, and/or don't want to stand still long enough to have sunscreen re-applied, a sun-suit of this type can be one of the safest forms of swimwear around.

Even if you're wearing a UV swimsuit, remember to pop a tube of sunscreen in your beach bag - the higher the factor, the better.

Re-apply your cream regularly, especially after swimming, and if you intend to spend a lot of time in the water, consider buying a waterproof sunscreen.

Finally, they sell specially formulated baby sunscreen, so you have the added bonus of one-stop shopping for all your sun fun needs.

Don't forget adequate amounts of sunscreen, however, because this tiny swimsuit won't offer much protection.

She may end up preferring it too - it's comfortable and practical and requires a lot less sunscreen.

They are more effective than the continual application of sunscreen and the boost in confidence can boost performance as well.

It is one of the top-rated swimsuits by customers, many of whom note that their daughters don't like having sunscreen put on and so this is a good alternative.

It is still recommended, however, that you apply a base layer of sunscreen before putting on the rash guard.

Be sure to apply a sunscreen all over your body before wearing your invisible suit.

Don't forget to apply high-strength sunscreen to your breasts when exposing them to the sun for the first time.

If you frequently skimp on the sunscreen and it's the only swimsuit you plan to wear all summer—think of the tan lines.

Ultraviolet (UV) rays trigger vitamin D synthesis in the skin, but factors such as the season, local air pollution, and the use of sunscreen affect how much vitamin D the body can create in this way.

Because people are urged to wear sunscreen diligently and some people don't get outside much, it's easier now to have a vitamin D deficiency than in the past.

Many in the scientific and health community are coming around to admit that 15 minutes per day in the sun sans sunscreen can actually be healthier than getting no sun at all.

While sunscreen does help to prevent skin cancer, vitamin D can help to prevent many cancers as well.

Overall, what people are starting to think is that some sun each day is better than none; remember lighter skinned individuals only need about 10 minutes a day of sunlight without sunscreen.

However, sunlight is not always the most effective source for the vitamin, depending on geographic latitude, seasonal changes, cloud cover, smog and sunscreen.

Sunscreen should be worn daily, even in winter months or when sun exposure is minimal.

The widespread use of sunscreen has caused humans to block vitamin D absorption from the sun, and therefore dietary intake and often supplementation are necessary in order to absorb appropriate amounts of vitamin D into your body.

You are always completely covered by clothing outdoors or you never expose any skin to the sun without sunscreen.

Using a topical vitamin E cream in conjunction with sunscreen can increase the effectiveness of the sunscreen, which blocks the harmful effects of UV radiation.

Today with so many dire warnings about the health risks of sunlight exposure many people slather on sunscreen all the time, which completely blocks any potential benefit along with the risk of sun exposure.

In recent years, many parents have been so afraid of sunburns that they slather their children with sunscreen, which blocks access to this important nutrient.

While the use of sunscreen can be extremely beneficial when spending long hours outdoors, it is not necessary for quick trips to the park.

Excessive sunscreen usage can cause vitamin D deficiency, as can lack of exposure to sunlight, such as in people living in Northern climates.

Sunscreen, windows, and other things through which sun can pass prevent the ultraviolet rays from being properly absorbed in the skin and will not allow the body to produce a normal vitamin D level.

If you plan on spending time outdoors and in the sun, be sure to apply sunscreen to your shoulders if you wear this type of dress.

Its roomy design makes it perfect for toting items like water bottles, sunscreen, and other summer essentials.

You won't have to worry if you need to pull out the sunscreen, baby wipes or lip balm in a pinch.

You'll also be told to wear sunscreen after it's healed, to keep the ink bright.

An SPF 50 sunscreen provides even more protection from fade, but you might also consider covering your artwork with lightweight clothing if the weather permits.

Do not get sunscreen or other products into your piercing.

Do not use antibiotic creams, and make sure commercial products such as spray tans or sunscreen are kept well away from the piercing site.

You are also encouraged by the organizers to bring sunscreen and rain gear.

Certain venues will not allow some objects, such as aerosol sunscreen bottles, onto the premises.

Have sunscreen and shade available to avoid burns or heatstroke.

Those ingredients often offer built-in sunscreen.

To prevent wrinkles, buy a good sunscreen with a protection factor of at least 15 or higher.

If you don't have time to do anything else for your skin, at least remember to use sunscreen.

You should use a sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 15 or more on a daily basis.

While people of African-American descent often believe they don't need sunscreen, sun protection is important for all ethnic groups.

If you're worried about wrinkles, remember that a good moisturizer and regular sunscreen application is the best way to preserve your skin's youthful appearance.

Although you still want to minimize exposure to the sun and extreme temperatures, sunscreen is essential if your little one will be outside.

Be sure to use a sunscreen with a high SPF that is specially formulated for babies.

Available products include shower gels, body scrubs, body shampoo, hand cream, cleansing sheets, and sunscreen.

It is said that a shot glass full of sunscreen should cover the sun exposed parts of the body.

If this is not possible, move to a shady spot and apply sunscreen.

When swimming or playing outdoors, remember to reapply sunscreen every couple of hours to keep skin continuously protected.

Dermalogica Ultra Sensitive Face Block, Castalia All-Natural Face and Body Milk, Alba Botanical Facial Sunscreen, and Murad Perfecting Day Cream are just a few of the facial sun care creams available.

You can also try TimeWise Age-Fighting Moisturizing Sunscreen SPF 15 from Mary Kay.

Black skin tends to wrinkle later than white skin does, but that doesn't mean it's ok to skip the sunscreen.

Limiting time in the sun, avoiding mid-day rays, and using sunscreen diligently will help hold back the years.

Also, don't forget that sunscreen protects against skin cancer.

Currently, Kiss My Face lotion for hands includes a wonderful organic grapefruit and bergamot Hand Crème and a Hand Alert repairing lotion containing alpha hydroxy acids, sunscreen, and moisturizers for smooth, beautiful hands.

Never use a regular tanning lotion without a sunscreen to help filter some of the UVA/UVB rays.

It also offers sunscreen with a protection factor of 15.

Consumers around the world rely on L'Oreal sunscreen, which is formulated to provide effective protection against harmful solar rays.

That's why it's crucial to apply sunscreen liberally, each and every time you leave the house.

Not limited solely to sunscreen, the line includes a variety of items formulated to provide the strongest and most effective line of defense against harmful rays.

You may not love to slather the stuff on everyday, but L'Oreal sunscreen makes the process a little more tolerable.

Kids may not love applying sunscreen, but it's an absolute must if they plan to spend time outdoors.

If you are a woman looking for ways to protect your favorite guy's skin from harm, consider coaxing him into using more sunscreen.

Male skin naturally produces more oil, which can make greasy sunscreen a turnoff.

You can keep your baby hydrated with a variety of fluids and protect their skin from distressing sunburns by applying a specially formulated sunscreen.

Regardless of your skin type, the most essential skin care item you should use is sunscreen.

Increased awareness of the need for sunscreen and other forms of sun protection, especially during peak afternoon hours of exposure, may eventually lead to a decrease in this form of skin cancer.

Several lines of clothing are now offering hats, shirts and other clothing items with sunscreen.

Everyone knows that you have to wear some sunscreen, and it's useful to combine that protection with moisturizer to cut down on product use overall.

For protection, Innovative offers a powder sunscreen with an SPF of 20.

They also make a treatment sunscreen with an SPF of 25.

Whether it's foundation packed with sunscreen or an anti-stretch mark cream suddenly touted as the new wrinkle erasing miracle, there's simply no dearth of skin care products formulated to help us reclaim our lost youth.

Many do not realize the importance of using a sunscreen whenever they are outdoors.

Even the walk from your office to your car in the parking lot can cause UV damage, so do your skin a favor by protecting it with the ultimate anti-aging cream - sunscreen!

Of course, sunscreen is a must if you're headed outdoors.

With all of the information available to the general public today, it's more apparent than ever that regular sunscreen application can, in many cases, mean the difference between life and death.

Anthelios contains Mexoryl SX, the first sunscreen sun filter to be approved by the FDA in nearly two decades.

Mexoryl essentially increases the sunscreen's ability to protect the skin from UVA rays.

In short, it's the type of sunscreen that many had been hoping for.

While the highest amount of Mexoryl found in a sunscreen had previously been 20, the arrival of La Roche-Posay's Anthelios 40 signified a new era in the world of sun protection.

Use sunscreen to prevent over-pigmentation or dark spots from acne.

Creams with sunscreen will help keep the area from becoming darker.

The active ingredients in the fading creams are hydroquinone for fading and the sunscreen octinoxate.

Wear sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 15, and be sure to apply it at least 15 minutes prior to stepping outdoors.

Above everything else, sunscreen is essentials.

Individuals are cautioned to stay out of the sunlight after a birthmark removal session, so if you do need to head outdoors, be sure to cover up with a sunscreen of at least SPF 15.

Don't exfoliate more than three times a week, and always wear sunscreen when venturing outdoors.

Use a sunscreen diligently to keep spots from re-darkening during treatment.

One of the most important steps you can take to avoid getting this disease is to wear sunscreen of at least SPF 15 each and every day, even when it's cloudy and even when it's cold.

For anyone who's ever wondered why you should wear sunscreen, the answers to this question are straightforward and beneficial to your health.

There is a huge variety of sunscreen options available today.

Even people who don't wear sunscreen every day on exposed body parts usually invest in a bottle or more during summer, when outdoor activities call.

There are a number of smart reasons to wear sunscreen daily.

It's worth investing in sunscreen and the small amount of time it takes to apply to avoid serious cancer down the road.

Parents and caregivers, of course, will have to be diligent in applying sunscreen to children, and there are plenty of formulas made just for young and sensitive skin.

You can easily wear a general sunscreen all over the body, while using a product made specifically for the face on that area.

In addition, many cosmetic companies manufacture makeup with built-in sunscreen, so you can enjoy the convenience of multi-tasking products that will also protect you.

It's important to wear a sunscreen if you know you'll be outside while taking phototoxic or photoallergic drugs, but to be on the safest side, stay indoors as much as possible.

Everyone should be aware of why you should wear sunscreen, whether they're fair-skinned or not.

The next time your child complains about having to endure being covered head-to-toe in sunscreen before you head to the beach or pool, you can explain why sunscreen is necessary.

Besides the physical effects you may see now or sometime in the future, the serious health risks that may arise from never using sunscreen should be enough to convince anyone.

Everyone should use sunscreen, including people with very dark skin tones.

Everyone should use cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen, no matter her skin tone.

Many people want to have sleek, tan bodies like the celebrities, but it's important to know your sunscreen facts before you become a sun worshipper.

Remember these sunscreen facts to protect yourself and your family from the sun.

Sunscreen works to reflect, absorb, or scatter the sun's rays.

Sunscreen protects the skin from damaging ultraviolet radiation (UV).

The SPF number listed on the sunscreen bottle indicates the measure of the sunscreen's effectiveness.

Sunscreen should be applied half an hour before sun exposure and every two hours thereafter.

When swimming, you should use a waterproof sunscreen.

Those six months and older can wear sunscreen.

Before applying sunscreen to children under the age of six months, it's a good idea to consult a doctor.

It's a popular product for surfers and beach goers because it does not have to be reapplied as often as sunscreen.

Conversely, sunscreen is translucent and can be worn beneath makeup.

In order for sunscreen to remain effective, it must be reapplied often.

A tanned bod might be considered beautiful in today's society, but here are some reasons why wearing sunscreen should be the new hottest trend.

Be sure to use sunscreen in that area in the future to prevent further damage.

Though there have been some conflicting studies on the use of sunscreen as a deterrent against cancer, the general consensus among medical professionals is that sunscreen is not only a skin-saving product, but may also be a life-saving one.

No-Ad sunscreen is an affordable option for protection against the sun's harmful rays.

Everyone should wear sunscreen; No-Ad makes it affordable to do so.

The No-Ad sunscreen products are made with quality ingredients in ample sized containers to maximize savings for consumers.

Having a repertoire of trusted sunscreen products that sell well means that the company is not wasting dollars on fad products that may fizzle out.

Since sun protection needs can vary depending on activity, skin, tone, and other factors, No-Ad has developed a helpful Sun Safety Chart to help you determine your sunscreen needs.

While sunscreen won't diminish your marks, it is important to apply sunblock to any affected areas that will be exposed to the sun, particularly for new stretch marks or if you are currently treating them.

Protect your skin by applying sunscreen daily; especially between the hours of 10 AM and 4 PM.

Whether you want to protect your tresses from intense UV rays or prevent any scalp burns, a hair and scalp sunscreen is a summer necessity.

Intended to block harmful UV rays and resist damage and color fading, a hair and scalp sunscreen is a great investment if you plan to spend time in the sun.

To prevent fading, a sunscreen is a wise choice for redheads.

Prevent unwanted and garish gold and yellow tones from rearing their head by using a spray on sunscreen before you hit the beach.

While it is one of the least likely considered areas to apply a sunblock or sunscreen, the scalp is actually prone to sunburn and chaffing from intense UV exposure.

Just as a regular sunscreen should be applied as needed or reapplied after exposure to water or sweat, hair sunscreens should follow the same use.

While a standard sunscreen can be applied to the scalp and hair as needed rather than a specific hair product, those formulated for hair and scalp use will help combat excessive product build up.

If you're in a bind, feel free to apply a regular sunscreen to the hair but be sure to rinse it out properly, as the oils and many other chemicals typically found in skin-specific sunscreen can be damaging to stressed locks.

No matter where your outdoor activities take you, make sure you reapply your sunscreen as needed to ensure you're reaping the full benefits of the protection.

If you're swimming or experience excessive perspiration, a hair sunscreen may need to be reapplied more frequently and liberally.

While a scalp sunscreen will work wonders to prevent burns and color fading, nothing beats multiple sources of protection.

There are various ways to get rid of freckles once you have them, but the most effective way to avoid freckles is to limit your exposure to the sun and always wear sunscreen.

A good zinc- or avobenzone-based sunscreen with a protection factor of at least 30 is vital, and it should be reapplied every two hours; a good rule of thumb is to reapply every time you go up the lift.

When applying sunscreen to your skin, don't forget your lips.

Sunscreen may help prevent sun-induced recurrences of cold sores.

Look for a sunscreen that has a sun protection factor of at least 15, and is designed especially for lips, or wear lipstick that contains sunscreen.

Many people think that because summer is over, they can put their sunscreen away.

But ultraviolet rays are present whether it is warm or cold, so skin experts recommend using sunscreen year round.

It is recommended that everyone, especially those with fair skin, apply sunscreen with a protection factor of at least 15 every day.

Use moisturizesr with sunscreen and try a makeup that contains sunscreen.

After laser treatments are completed, if sun exposure is limited or avoided by wearing a strong sunscreen daily, visible blood vessels may not return for months or even years.

Use very mild skin cleansers, high-quality, oil-free cosmetics and moisturizers, and a sunscreen with a sun-protection (SPF) factor of at least 30 to protect your skin and help prevent irritation.

Daily sunscreen is a powerful ally for fighting the appearance of aging.

Apply a sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher to your skin every day.

Even if you do not plan to spend a lot of time in the sun, you should wear sunscreen.

Protect your skin from fluorescent light and free radicals by wearing sunscreen daily.

Wear sunscreen when using hydroxy acids.

To prevent heat rash and sunburn, wear an adequate sunscreen with SPF and seek shade or stay indoors during the hottest parts of the day.

If you forgot the sunscreen and ended up with an angry red burn, there are a few cures out there.

Though you can easily pick up ointments in the skin care aisles of the drugstore and almost anywhere sunscreen is sold, you may also want to try fresh leaves that have been refrigerated for a cooling sensation and pain relief.

Always apply sunscreen or keep the skin covered.

Apply sunscreen to exposed skin in order to avoid extending damage.

Otherwise it's kind of like walking into a car dealer lot, installing the baby car seat and clipping your CD holder to the sunscreen in the car you're looking at before sitting down to negotiate the price.

A sunscreen lotion or spray may also help protect the affected area from sun damage.

Attach shades to the car windows or apply a high factor sunscreen.

In the event of inclement weather wear warm waterproof clothing and don't forget sunscreen and headwear if sunshine is expected.

Loose fitting clothing will keep you cool high factor sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15.

Sunscreen sun protection factors (SPF) are measured by timing how long skin covered with sunscreen sun protection factors (SPF) are measured by timing how long skin covered with sunscreen takes to burn compared to uncovered skin.

Use a high-factor sunscreen (SPF 30 or above ), whenever you are exposed to the sun.

I use high protection sunscreen, at least factor 15, usually 20-25 plus.

Children should be given sunscreen with a high SPF.

Applying sunscreen with a sun protection factor of 15 or more to all exposed areas of skin.

In the event of inclement weather wear warm waterproof clothing and do n't forget sunscreen and headwear if sunshine is expected.

Put a total block sunscreen on your children whenever they go out in the sun.

Use a broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or above.

Loose fitting clothing will keep you cool High factor sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15.

Sunscreen sun protection factors (SPF) are measured by timing how long skin covered with sunscreen takes to burn compared to uncovered skin.

In early autumn there was the adverse press coverage regarding sunscreen products.

Use a high-factor sunscreen (SPF 30 or above), whenever you are exposed to the sun.

After a short period of unprotected exposure you should cover up or put on sunscreen to avoid sunburn.

If you 're swimming - or if you 're just a bloke who sweats a lot - use a water-resistant sunscreen.

Make sure you apply a baby sunscreen of at least 30 SPF to protect her delicate skin.

There are things in your bag you don't think about that will be an issue - hand sanitizer, sunscreen, diaper crème.

Cruise ships have shops to purchase casual and dress clothes, bathing suits, sunscreen, and other toiletries.

There are numerous brands of organic sunscreen in many formulas.

Apply sunscreen 30 minutes before going outside.

No matter the weather, use your sunscreen.