With winters bidding adieu and the fall as well as summer not too far, several weather changes knock on our doors. As we try to keep our dermal health in best state with some home remedies and some skin care essentials, we keep wondering what is required and what can be eliminated. Well, however complex the answer may be, certain products are a must in every season. Sunscreen is one of them we bet!

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Why Is Sunscreen Super Essential?

Every dermatologist will advise on sunscreen application. Using a sunblock or sunscreen is the foundation of your skincare routine. Amongst many reasons why these creams are so important, here are some of you would want to know:

Lowers Risk Of Skin Cancer

Daily sunscreen use significantly lowers the risk of skin cancer.  Periodic sunscreen users have less chance of invasive melanomas as compared to people who do not use sunscreen

Prevents Signs Of Ageing

Ultraviolet rays can cause photoageing, leading to fine lines, and discoloration. Sunscreen is the best way to fight these signs of ageing.

Combats Collagen Breakdown

Sunscreen is essential to protect against the effects of other anti-aging products as well as all skin care products that may help to enhance collagen production and increase elasticity, both vital for delaying ageing.

 Reduces Sun Damage

Sunspots and skin discolorations are largely caused by sun exposure. Using sunscreen is crucial especially when using other products like retinol for anti-aging benefits.

Saves Skin From Sun Burns

Skin care products with alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) can increase skin sensitivity to UV light. Sunscreen protects exfoliated skin, especially if you use these products during the day or even at night.

So, if you are looking for super glowing and healthy skin, you must protect it by using perfect sunscreen. We have a list of  5 sunscreens that you may want to use. Foray through this listicle to know more:

Sunscreen brands

References:

Sunscreens, Sowmya Kaimal, Anil Abraham

 Department of Dermatology, St. John's Medical College Hospital, Bangalore - 560 034, India

 https://ijdvl.com/sunscreens/

 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7759112/