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Things you should know about SPF levels

by Dideka Njemla
Picture: Pexels

Using sunscreen remains one of the most important steps in our skincare routine, regardless of which season it is or what the weather is outside. Using SPF remains an important step that everyone needs to practice daily no matter their skin tone.

Despite many of us being quite picky as to which brand of sunscreen we use based on the texture and results, many attributes of a vital screen remain unknown. According to Heyday Skincare – a skincare services shop that offers online booking and customized facial treatments – SPF stands for sun protection factor and is used to “measure the protection from the sun’s UVB rays.”

While SPF levels range from 15 – 50 with the highest being 50. experts advise that people “stay between 30 and 50 SPF,” as this provides a complete layer of protection from the sun’s harmful UV rays.

The above-mentioned site provides the different levels of protection that each SPF provides, “For example, SPF 15 blocks 93% of UVB rays, SPF 30 blocks 97%, and SPF 50 blocks 98%.”

Another unknown important factor about sunscreens is that they come in two forms, physical and chemical. Heyday Skincare further states that “Both absorb the sun’s UV rays to help prevent skin damage, but physical sunscreen can reflect some UV rays.”

 

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Be sure to practice the act of using sunscreen daily in order to protect your skin from harmful UV rays from the sun that can accumulate over time and cause major harm. Experience the ultimate in skin protection by purchasing not only your favorite brand of sunscreen but also picking out an SPF level that works perfectly for you.

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