Why should you Wear Best Sunscreen Gel Every Day
                     Why should you Wear Best Sunscreen Gel Every Day?
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While going outside it’s important to protect your skin from sun UV radiation. 
Because too  much bare exposure to the sun can increase the risk of skin 
cancer. To protect your skin  from sun rays, experts advise using sunscreen gel 
every day.
But surprise: even on a cloudy day, UV radiation can cause massive damage 
to your skin  and make it age faster. So no more excuses, we’ll explain why 
you should always wear  sunscreen every day.
UVA Radiation passes through glass panes
No, this is not a myth, but unfortunately the sad truth. An ordinary 
windowpane cannot  completely ward off UV rays, so your skin is not safe 
from sun damage despite the glass.
Before we explain to you what exactly can happen and how you can 
protect your face  with sunscreen, a short crash course on UV radiation is 
necessary: UV stands for  ultraviolet.
The rays exist in different wavelengths and strengths and are divided into 
UV-A, UV-B,  and UV-C rays. The latter can be filtered by the upper layers of 
the atmosphere and do  not reach the surface of the earth. For us humans 
only UV-A and UV-B are relevant.
The following applies: the shorter the wavelength, the more dangerous the 
UV radiation.  UV-B rays are significantly shorter and often give you nasty 
sunburn when you sunbathe  unprotected. In the long run, they are even 
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carcinogenic. UV-A is in itself harmless, but it  contributes significantly to skin 
aging and nobody wants that.
Rule of thumb: UV-B like fire, UV-A like aging. But how dangerous is the sun 
despite the  window pane? The good news first. You don’t need to worry 
about UV-B here. The rays  cannot pass through panes of glass, so you won’t 
get sunburned.
It looks different with UV-A. They get through the glass directly onto your 
skin and into  your eyes and are up to mischief there – hello premature 
aging! This does not apply to  car windshields.
These are designed in such a way that neither UV-B nor UV-A rays can 
penetrate, after  all. Tip: Draw curtains or always apply Sunscreen Gel with 
sufficient UVA protection to  your face in front of the window.
Best Sunscreen Gel: the anti aging effect
Tons of Gel Sunscreen, serums, masks advertise anti-aging effects. The only 
care that  has been proven to be effective against wrinkles is sunscreen. It 
does not have any  cushioning or cell-regenerating properties.
Applied daily, however, it prevents lines and wrinkles. Because UV-A rays 
penetrate  deeper into our skin layers and are responsible for 80% of skin 
aging through photoaging.  They form free radicals that damage the collagen 
structure in the skin.
The consequences only become noticeable years later in the form of 
wrinkles and  pigment spots and are difficult or impossible to remove. 
Sun protection for your face  should therefore be applied every day.
Tips and tricks for supposed excuses
For those who care about their skin health, sunscreen is a must. 
Nevertheless, UV  protection is often forgotten in everyday life.
This is due to all sorts of rumors and half-truths that make sun 
protection look bad.
1st excuse: Best Sunscreen Gel only when the sun is 
shining
Only having to apply sunscreen when the sun is shining is probably the 
most common  and most fatal misunderstanding when it comes to 
skincare.
Because UV-A is omnipresent, unfortunately even when the sun is not 
shining. Clouds  only block about 20% of the radiation. The remaining 80% 
have free rein and reach our  skin unfiltered. Gel Sunscreen only extends the 
skin’s protection. It is, therefore,
worthwhile to know your skin type and to estimate when it is time to re-apply 
it. The table  will help you with the assignment:
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Type 1
Very fair 
skin  
Freckles
Prone to sunburn
Type 2
Light skin
Tans very slowly
Type 3
Light skin
Burns then turns brown
Type 4
Mediterranean
Pale in winter, quickly brown in 
summer  Seldom sunburn
Type 5
Always 
brown/olive  
Never sunburn
Type 6
Dark skin
hardly darker 
even in summer
If you are confused about which sunscreen to choose – then you can 
go for Best  Sunscreen Gel SPF 50.
If you know your skin type, you can calculate how long the applied 
sunscreen will last.  You can find out how exactly this works below.
2nd excuse: pimples after using sunscreen
The fact that every sunscreen complains about acne on our faces is a lame 
excuse and,  to put it casually, utter nonsense. Nowadays there are more 
than enough sun care  products on the market that are tailored to the most 
diverse skin needs.
Here, too, it is important not just to get any sun product from the shelf, but to 
study the
information on the packaging beforehand. Anyone who inherently has oily or 
acne-prone  skin should use products with a non-comedogenic, i.e. light, 
formulation.
Sensitive skin, on the other hand, that reacts quickly to bitchy or allergic 
reactions, would  be well served with carefree fragrances and preservatives 
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and without alcohol. Just  browse through. There is something for everyone – 
we promise.
3rd excuse: My day cream has a sun protection factor
If your facial care products advertise a sun protection factor, that’s good, but 
not enough.  On the one hand, the sun protection factor here usually does not 
exceed 20 – far too little.  On the other hand, normal daycare often only 
contains one UV-B filter. This may protect  the skin from sunburn when you 
take your lunch break outside (but we advise against it),  but not against skin 
aging. So pay attention to what is stated on the package of your day  cream 
and still wear the sunscreen afterward – important!
Tanned after a day at the beach – for many of us a highlight of our summer 
vacation. Our  tip: don’t forget sunscreen with sufficient UV protection!
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