How to Get Sun Protection for Oily Skin
                     
Sun protection factor - 
what it means?
The SPF indicates how much longer you sun exposure 
can cause sunburn than would be possible without a 
cream. Wearing sunscreen prevents from sun burn and 
cure sun damage and prevent skin cancer.
The SPF information applies to the UVB protection it 
contains, but adequate UVA protection should always be 
available. To be sure, you should always look at the 
packaging of the sun cream: If the UVA abbreviation is in 
a circle, you can be sure that the cream also provides 
protection against radiation that penetrates deeper into 
the skin.
By the way: It is not a problem to use a higher sun 
protection factor than necessary. Even with high levels of 
sun protection, you tan - slower, but healthier.
Which Sunscreen is Best for 
Me?
It depends on your skin type. Your skin could be 
sensitive, dry, or oily acne-prone skin. A little bit lighter 
the skin tone, the higher the sun protection factor (SPF) 
must be.
Skin Care Tip: You can try using Sunscreen SPF 50 as not 
too high and not too low SPF. After using this you can go 
for high or lower as per your experience.
Especially at the beginning of the season, when the skin 
has not yet built up its protective barrier, just a few 
minutes in the midday sun can be harmful.
Let’s find here: 
How To Choose Sunscreen According To Your Skin Type?
How long can I stay in the 
sun - with sun protection?
Very important: Never lie in the sun indefinitely, no 
matter how high the sun protection factor is! As a 
guide: If you use sun protection factor ten, the time 
you can stay in the sun without sunburn increases 
tenfold. 
For skin type 1 this means about 100 minutes. BUT: 
These times are theoretical and only apply if you apply 
the sun cream optimally and your skin is already used 
to the sun. 
In practice, sun protection can be significantly lower 
due to factors such as sweating, swimming, or 
abrasion. Experts, therefore, recommend that you 
always take a maximum of 75 percent of the calculated 
time. 
Which parts of the body are particularly 
sensitive?
Sun terraces in particular, such as the nose, ears, and shoulders, get a lot of suns. 
The back of the foot is forgotten most, and the neck also suffers for many. And the 
middle of the back is often difficult to reach alone. 
If you are alone on the beach, you must either have the courage to ask someone 
to put some lotion on the area or cover it appropriately. The scalp is also very 
sensitive.
In addition to special sprays and shampoos, headgear is the best solution. This 
also protects the hair from fading. Besides, eyes also need sun protection. 
Sunglasses with a special filter keep out UV radiation.
Caution: If the skin has not yet built up its sun protection factor, it is generally very 
sensitive everywhere, no matter what skin type you are. Then a week of vacation 
is not enough to get a deep tan. Just come to terms with it: tanned and still 
healthy, that doesn't happen in a hurry.
Best sunscreen for oily skin, 
Normal, Dry, Combination, 
Acne-Prone, sensitive skin
For the ultimate in sun protection, you can choose Derma 
Essentia oil-free Sunscreen SPF 50.
Thanks to nanotechnology, the gel is evenly and smoothly 
distributed across the skin. And, having increased 
resistance for long-term protection from the sun, it does 
not absorb into your skin, as do traditional sunscreens. 
This broad-spectrum sunscreen consists of natural extract
s rich in antioxidants
.