Sunscreen has become a buzzword lately, and for good reason. Dermatologists and estheticians have stressed the importance of wearing sunscreen every day to preserve the skin’s health and youth.
Sunscreen should be a permanent addition to our daily skincare routine, even on overcast days, since UV rays still penetrate on those days too. Do not worry though; adding this wonderful tool to your routine is easy since there are a number of great brands out there for you to try.
These are four of the most essential sunscreen products:
Sun Bum Original SPF 50 Sunscreen Face Lotion
This Sun Bum lotion is my absolute favorite SPF to use. I use it single every day because it’s blendable and does not leave an odd white cast on the skin.
Sun Bum is a great product because it’s reef-friendly by being Oxybenzone and Octinoxate free. These two ingredients, found in a number of SPF products absorbed by coral growth cycles, can potentially lead to bleaching. Choosing products that are environmentally conscious is a must!
This face mist is yet another amazing product by Sun Bum. Reapplying sunscreen can be tedious, especially for those who wear makeup. Just a few spritzes of this product are needed in order to reactivate the protection of your skin. This delightful sunscreen also leaves your skin looking fresh and dewy which is a plus!
Supergoop offers sunscreen on a stick (literally). This Glow Stick is compact and travel-friendly. It’s also perfect for easy reapplication as needed throughout the day. It’s named Glow Stick for good reason; it has a lovely dewy finish and can be used as a highlighter on the face and body as well.
Paula’s Choice Lipscreen SPF 50
Paula’s Choice is one of the best skincare lines on the market right now. The Lipscreen is a practical and conventional lip balm packed with SPF 50 that protects and repairs dehydrated and chapped lips.
The skin on our lips is thinner than the skin on the rest of our body, therefore it is the most prone to sun damage. Applying SPF regularly on the lips can prevent premature aging, discoloration and most importantly, skin cancer.
Taking the time to find SPF products that address your skin’s needs.