Face Sunscreens

In addition to causing skin damage, sunlight reduces skin collagen and intensifies the production of free radicals.

Daily use of sunscreen prevents the appearance of signs of aging, while giving the skin the opportunity to replenish elastin and collagen.

The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) recommends the use of sunscreen labeled "broad spectrum", ie it is broad spectrum and protects from UVA and UVB rays.

The choice of sunscreen should be made according to your skin type.

Oily skin: Look for a sunscreen with a thin or gel texture for better absorption. It should also offer a matte effect and a sebum-regulating action.
Acne-prone skin: Choose a sunscreen whose label says it is oil-free and non-itchy, ie it does not clog pores.
Dry skin: Any sunscreen with emollients and moisturizing ingredients such as tiles, glycerin and hyaluronic acid, is suitable.
Sensitive skin: Ideal sunscreens are those that provide a wide range of protection and their composition is mild.
Normal skin: Prefer a sunscreen that is easy to apply and absorbs instantly.