In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, everything becomes an excuse for you to simply not use the sunscreen, right?
So, check out the tips here so you can protect yourself in the right way every day:
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Oiliness in the hair
Many people complain or fail to apply the protector close to the hair root, close to the forehead, because they claim that the hair is oily. And in fact, with sunscreen in lotion, it can happen. But a great alternative for this region is to use powdered sunscreens.
In addition to protecting yourself, you already enjoy and matifies the skin! After all, no one wants to have aging marks on their foreheads, do they?
Makeup
Another very common complaint that results in many women not wearing sunscreen is the fact that they do not want or do not have time to redo their makeup each time they reapply sunscreen. But who said that this is the only possible alternative?
There are protectors that are specific to be used over makeup and that is why they are super thin and colorless. So, you can apply the common lotion before doing the makeup, and keep the protection with this thinner. Wonderful, right?
Burning eyes
Despite being a very relevant question, after all the eyes are very sensitive, you don’t need to stop protecting yourself for fear that your eyes will burn, right?
This burning sensation occurs, because when applying the lotion-shaped sunscreen, after a while it may start to run off the forehead or even around it and migrate to the eyes. Therefore, the solution is quite simple.
Try to use protectors in the shape of a stick or even powder on the face, so it will not run and bring discomfort to the eyes. However, even so, it is necessary to take some precautions such as not rubbing, as the region is very sensitive.
Oiliness on the skin
One of the most classic complaints is that sunscreens make oily skin even more oily and drought is also oily. This effect is intensified on hot days, when perspiration gets even greater and the protector really seems to melt on the skin.
To avoid this discomfort, the ideal is always to opt for lighter protectors, which have a fine texture and velvety touch, in addition to a matte effect that helps to absorb oiliness.
Sensitive skin
Some people who have very sensitive skin suffer when applying sunscreen and therefore end up not using it, which is a mistake, because sensitive skin can suffer even more from sun damage.
Some protectors contain milder ingredients in their composition: this is the case with mineral sunscreens that have less tincture and are based on zinc. Thus, they prevent the skin from becoming red or with a burning sensation.
Physical activity, sweat and protector
The practice of exercises promotes perspiration and, if you have a very light protector, it will start to melt as soon as you start to sweat.
So it is important to use waterproof protectors when exercising outdoors, as they last longer on the skin and will not melt so easily.
