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One should apply sunscreen to protect the skin from harmful UV rays which causes sun burn, tan & premature aging. We believe sun protection is master of all skin care regimen, using it regularly will improve skin’s appearance at any age.

Sunscreen should be applied every day to exposed skin, and not just if you are going to be in the sun.

Sunscreen should be applied 20 minutes before exposure to UV in order to create the intended protective barrier. It should be applied liberally and evenly to clean and dry skin.

For an adult, the recommended application is 5mL (approximately one teaspoon) for each arm, leg, body front, body back and face (including neck and ears). 

Sunscreen should always be reapplied at least every two hours, irrespective of the water resistance of the sunscreen. 

Yes. UVB rays cannot penetrate glass windows, but UVA rays can, leaving you prone to these damaging effects if unprotected. For days when you are going to be indoors, apply sunscreen on the areas not covered by clothing, such as the face and hands.

It is recommended to use a sunscreen which offers the following

• Broad-spectrum protection (protects against UVA and UVB rays)
• SPF 30 or higher
• Water resistance

No, the use of sunscreen on babies under the age of six months in not generally recommended as they have very sensitive skin which may be more likely to suffer a reaction.