Sun-Kissed Safely
Sunscreen is a skincare product that you must have. Did you know that sun exposure can have negative effects on the skin? Specifically, UVA and UVB rays emitted by the sun are always present, even on cloudy or overcast days.
The difference between UVA and UVB rays are as follows:
• UVA:
UVA rays are a type of radiation with the longest wavelength emitted by the sun. Due to its wavelength, UVA rays can penetrate clouds, cracks in doors and windows, and can even be reflected by water and sand, reaching the deepest layers of the skin.
• UVB:
UVB rays have a shorter wavelength compared to UVA rays. As a result, this type of radiation is unable to penetrate various layers of glass and windows and only irradiates the surface of the skin, with its heat energy absorbed by the skin.
Here are some impacts you should know if someone doesn't regularly use sunscreen:
Premature aging:
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Regular use of sunscreen is beneficial in preventing premature aging. Direct exposure to UVA rays can lead to aging signs and the appearance of wrinkles. Use sunscreen to protect yourself from UVA rays.
Appearance of dark spots:
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Dark spots typically appear in women who are 40 years old and above. However, the appearance of dark spots on the face can occur earlier if you do not use sunscreen to protect your skin.
Skin cancer:
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The skin is more susceptible to damage and disruption of melanin or pigmentation when not protected properly. We can prevent this by regularly using sunscreen every day.
In conclusion, the importance of using sunscreen in our daily skincare routine cannot be overstated. By neglecting the regular application of sunscreen, we expose ourselves to various risks that can significantly impact our skin's health and appearance.
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