#THINKBABY SUNSCREEN REVIEW AS A FACIA SUNSCREENL SKIN#
Making sure pore-clogging ingredients aren’t in the top seven (7) listed on the ingredients list: Check ingredients against this list.Īpplying the right way and the right amount: Because physical irritation of the skin can aggravate acne, use a featherlight touch when applying sunscreen to acne-prone areas of your face or body.Choosing large, brand-name products marketed toward a younger demographic: There are always exceptions, but as a whole, drugstore products marketed toward teens and young adults are formulating for more oily skin, whereas department store products marketed toward older people put an emphasis on emollience for older, dryer skin, and some greasy emollients can clog pores.Did they test their products accordingly? That we don’t know.
Looking for the term “non-comedogenic” or “for acne-prone skin” on the label: While these terms are unregulated, we can at least hope that the manufacturer is thinking about acne as an issue.Always choose a “broad-spectrum” sunscreen so you are protected from both UVA and UVB rays. However, some carefully formulated higher-SPF products may also be safe. Choosing a broad-spectrum SPF factor of 15-30: An SPF 15 may be less likely to break out the skin, and provides almost as much protection as an SPF 30 (these numbers are not linear), so this may be the way to go.This is why it’s important to choose wisely by: There are many sunscreens on the market and some of could potentially break you out. Since it’s not always easy to limit exposure, an effective, non-pore-clogging sunscreen is an important part of a proper skin care routine. However, over-exposure, particularly sunburn, causes skin damage and can result in breakouts in the weeks following over-exposure. Unprotected sun exposure to bare skin is the main way our bodies produce vitamin D, an important nutrient. A healthy amount of sun exposure can be beneficial for the body and the skin.
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