Daily Suncare Combo (Matte Gel SPF 50+Detan Scrub)

A: Everyday! It's advisable to apply sunscreen 30 minutes before going outside to enable it to bind to your skin. Reapply after two hours of exposure, as well as after swimming or sweating excessively.

A: For most people it is recommended to use their fingertip as the unit of measurement, which is when you look at the first crease in your fingertip all the way to the fingertip. That's about two pea-size portions and the required quantity of sunscreen cream for face. And for best result, reapply after every 2 hrs.

A: Yes, a sunscreen with a higher SPF and broad-spectrum coverage protects against sunburn, UVA damage, and DNA damage better than a sunscreen with a lower SPF value.

A: No, sunscreen will not prevent you from getting enough vitamin D. The benefits of wearing sunscreen far outweigh any fears that it will prevent you from getting enough vitamin D. According to studies, individuals who wear sunscreen on a regular basis retain optimal vitamin D levels while also receiving adequate sun protection.

A: Here are a few steps you can follow to treat a sunburn:

1. Cool down the skin using cold water.
2. Apply a soothing moisturiser, lotion or gel
3. Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration.
4. Most importantly don't forget to apply a good sunscreen when you go out.

A: Yes, If you're stepping outside, you need to apply sunscreen. Even if it's cool or cloudy. This is because the clouds don't block the harmful UVA and UVB rays from penetrating your skin.