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Sun Burn |
Both UVA & UVB rays are responsible for photoaging of the skin and sun burn. It is important to protect the skin from both UVA & UVB radiation. Sun burn can result from over exposure to the uv radiation from the sun even on cloudy days, as well as artificial sources. Sun burn causes inflammation of the skin and can reach severe blistering in extreme circumstances.
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You can prevent severe sun burn by protecting skin with an effective sun protection every day. A SPF30+ sunscreen should be applied to skin which is not protected from the sun with clothing. Protect skin from sun burn with a Sunscreen from SkincareStore that is most suitable for you. Although we have the best intentions for our skin, sometimes the inevitable sunburn occurs. Make sure to treat your skin with care using one of our quality sunburn products. The best way to protect your skin from ultraviolet radiation is to seek shade whenever possible, especially between 11am-3pm when the UVR is at its peak.
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