Sunscreen
Sunscreens have a slightly different purpose compared to sunblocks. Sunblocks act as a shelter to reflect the ultraviolet rays; where as sunscreens work by filtering, absorbing or scattering the sun's UV rays.
Sunscreens come in a variety forms - such as creams, gels, lotions, sprays, ointments and wax sticks. Sunscreens are available in SPF protection ranging from 2 to 60. A sunscreen's SPF designation is evident on the label. Using sunscreen on a regular basis (especially in summer months) will keep your skin healthy while helping you look your best.
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after every two hours??? is that the same for moisturisers containing spf? no one seems to be answering these questions.lol
Posted on 5/13/2009 5:32:00 PM by Anonymous
