Use a sunscreen to prevent wrinkles

Use a sunscreen to prevent wrinkles

Instructions

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Choose an appropriate sunscreen. Your skin needs broad spectrum sun protection to prevent sun damage. An ideal sunscreen should contain oxide of zinc, avobenzone, or a combination. Avoid a sunscreen with an SPF higher than 50. Although this may seem like a higher SPF will provide your skin with a high level of protection, the Environmental Working Group advises consumers that they can be dangerous, because they do not offer a sufficient sun protection for the duration that they claim to protect your skin.

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Apply sunscreen to clean, dry skin at least 15 minutes before heading outdoors. This gives your skin of time appropriate for absorbing sunscreen. To prevent wrinkles, you must also apply a sunscreen on days when you stay indoors, but will be near Windows. The sunlight entering through the windows is just as damaging as being outside. Apply it generously, making sure to cover all areas of the skin that is exposed to the Sun. Apply a sunscreen throughout the day so that it remains effective. As you sweat or enter and exit the water, the effectiveness of sunscreen decreases.

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Avoid sunscreen with retinyl palminate, who is also known as retinol, a vitamin A derivative. It makes the skin more sensitive to the Sun, and he has an increased risk of causing skin to develop tumors and lesions. Another ingredient sometimes found in sunscreens to avoid is oxybenzone, which is a synthetic estrogen hormone. When it is used on the skin, it has the ability to interrupt the natural balance of the body's hormones, according to EWG.
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