Sunscreen: The best cream for young skin, free of blemishes and wrinkles

It is very normal during the summer for people to spray or rub in abundance with sunscreen. Whether to prevent the fearsome scalds, or to keep the skin hydrated, smooth and fragrant. However, when summer ends, these creams are thrown to the bottom of the drawer, but you should not do it. It's about the well-being of your skin, whether it's raining or sunny.

Ultraviolet radiation, harmful to the skin, exists every day, regardless of whether it is sunny or a gray day of rain. It is very important to continue to apply this cream daily to prevent skin diseases.

The fearsome skin cancer does not appear overnight. It is the result of several actions throughout the year, that is, to various exposures of the skin to sun radiation, which is emitted every day without exception. To prevent this deadly disease, it is essential to use sunscreen every day.

In winter, UVB rays decrease, however, UVA rays, which are responsible for the aging of the skin and the appearance of fearsome cancer, are as strong as in the middle of summer. The skin, in addition to being a victim of UVA rays, has suffered from artificial radiation and blue light (monitors and screens). This toxic combination leads to the appearance of skin diseases and accelerates their aging and deterioration.

If the concern is that sunscreen inhibits the production of vitamin D, the essential thing will be to use a sunscreen with a 50 protection in summer and a lower one like a 30 in winter. You can expose your skin without any kind of sun protection, in a very short period of between 5 to 10 minutes, to obtain vitamin D.

When applying sunscreen, do not forget to apply it to the neck, hands and all neglected areas, which are victims of radioactive actions.