The Importance of Sun Care and the Impact of UV Rays
Daily sun care habits are a key process for preventing skin aging and hyperpigmentation. Because UV rays reach the skin regardless of the weather or season, consistent daily care is essential.
The Impact of UV Rays on Skin
- UVA: Penetrates deep into the skin, reducing elasticity and causing wrinkles.
- UVB: Causes sunburn on the skin's surface, leading to redness and pigmentation.
- Environmental Factors: Indoor lighting or blue light from smartphones can also affect the skin.
Why You Should Apply Sunscreen Daily
the most effective way to maintain skin health is to make sunscreen a daily habit. Sun care products are not just for the beach in summer; they act as a shield to protect your skin barrier indoors and outdoors, 365 days a year. The SPF (Sun Protection Factor) indicates the level of UVB protection, while PA (Protection grade of UVA) indicates the intensity of UVA protection. Generally, it is recommended to choose products with SPF 30+ and PA+++ or higher for daily outings, and for prolonged outdoor activities, reapplying every 2–3 hours is effective. It is important to apply the product 20 minutes before going out to ensure it is sufficiently absorbed into the skin.



