INTRODUCTION ABOUT UV DOUX SILICONE SUNSCREEN SPF 50 PA+++ GEL(TOPICAL)

UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel is a silicone-based sunscreen used to help protect our skin from invisible ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun, namely UVA and UVB rays. It contains Zinc Oxide, Titanium dioxide, and Bemotrizinol as active ingredients that helps to protect the skin from sun damage.

Zinc oxide is an excellent sunscreen because it has a broad spectrum of UV protection and is not absorbed into the blood. It sits on the top of the skin and effectively provides a layer of armour against damaging UV rays.

Titanium dioxide is a physical sunscreen protecting against UVB and short UVA rays. Bemotrizinol protects against the entire UVA spectrum. It also provides some UVB protection. Furthermore, under sunlight, it does not degrade and is not significantly absorbed into the skin.

Always apply UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel as advised by your physician. Avoid contact with eyes. Wear protective clothing, use extra caution near water, snow and sand, get vitamin D safely through a healthy diet and avoid tanning beds.

KEY COMPOSITION

• Zinc Oxide
• Titanium dioxide
• Bemotrizinol

THERAPEUTIC USES OF UV DOUX SILICONE SUNSCREEN SPF 50 PA+++ GEL(TOPICAL)

Used to

• control sebum in acne patients
• restrict formation of free radicals
• slow down the process of photo-induction that leads to cell aging
• provide broad spectrum protection against both UVA/UVB radiations

SIDE EFFECTS OF UV DOUX SILICONE SUNSCREEN SPF 50 PA+++ GEL(TOPICAL)

Consult your doctor if you notice any unusual side effects while using UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel.

SAFETY ADVICE

• Always use UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel as advised by your physician
• Squeeze enough gel and apply evenly on the face, neck, and exposed area of the skin, 20-30 minutes prior to sun exposure
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Re-apply this sunscreen gel approximately every two hours or after swimming or sweating heavily according to the directions
• Do not use UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel if you are allergic to any of its components
• Inform your doctor about all the medicines you use, including prescription and over-the-counter medications, as well as herbal supplements

MORE INFORMATION

• Keep UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel out of reach and sight of children
• Store in a cool and dry place

FAQs ABOUT UV DOUX SILICONE SUNSCREEN SPF 50 PA+++ GEL(TOPICAL)

Q: Is UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel suitable for dry skin?

A: Yes. UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel can be used for normal to dry skin. It blends with all skin types. It has a super silky matte finish and is non-greasy. Consult your doctor for advice.

Q: Can UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel be used by the elderly?

A: Sunscreens like UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel that block UV-B may block cutaneous vitamin D synthesis and thus cause vitamin D deficiency in elderly patients. Consult your doctor for advice.

Q: Does UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel make my face greasy or pimple prone?

A: No. UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel is a non-greasy, non-comedogenic sunscreen that helps control sebum in acne patients. Consult a doctor before using it.

Q: What all precautions I should take along with applying UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel to get maximum sun protection?

A:  Along with using UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel, wear protective clothing, use extra caution near water, snow and sand, get vitamin D safely through a healthy diet and avoid tanning beds. Consult your doctor for further advice.

Q: What are the side effects of using UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel?

A: UV Doux Silicone SPF 50 PA+++ Sunscreen Gel does not cause any known side effects, however, consult your doctor if you notice any unusual side effects while using it.

REFERENCES

1. http://www.uvdoux.com/index.html

AUTHOR DETAILS

Written By Dr. Jeenal Rajani, Pharm.D.
Last updated on 24 Mar 2023 | 02:48 PM(IST)