SPF: I Applied My Sunscreen Incorrectly, Until A Dermatologist Told Me This
11.05.2023 - 20:53
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and slow down the signs of aging. “We can prevent up to 80 per cent of skin aging by correctly, all year round,” says . “That’s a lot to play for.”But are you wearing it correctly? Many dermatologists say we are missing the mark when it comes to proper application.
Even as a beauty editor, I spent many years of my life smearing just one onto my face, and rarely applied it beneath the jawline. That is until I learned a clever method for foolproof application.By Danielle Sinay“You need a quarter of a teaspoon (or 1.25ml) of sunscreen for the face and the same again for the neck,” Dr. Bunting explains.
“Or, you can use the two finger – your index and middle fingers – rule for ease. I recommend people use the 13 dot technique to ensure you cover the skin evenly, without missing bits out. Just like painting a wall, you want (and need) an even layer.” This technique couldn’t be easier: simply dot 13 fingerprints of SPF across the face, then rub it in.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.It’s a great way to feel confident that you are fully protected from the sun, and not under-doing it on the good stuff.
It’s also worth noting that the dose you must use to get the protection promised on the packaging is the same for , so even if you’re wearing a higher factor, it doesn’t mean you should reduce the amount you’re applying – stick to the same technique.By Emily Rekstis and Danielle SinayAccording to Dr. Bunting, another common mistake is missing key areas, such as the hairline, eyelid, and ears. Not to mention neglecting to reapply.
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