Aloe Sunscreen blocks both UVA and UVB radiation

While it's common knowledge that sunscreen blocks UVA and UVB rays, not all sunscreens on the market provide this level of protection.

A sunscreen's primary function is blocking UVB rays, which are responsible for most sunburns. Burning of the skin, caused by ultraviolet radiation (UV)B shortwaves, can happen at any time of year, not just in the summer. Snow and ice reflect 80 percent of the sun's rays, meaning you'll get hit twice as hard.

On the other hand, UVA consists of lengthy waves that can reach the skin's deepest layers. Clouds and glass are no match for their ability to transmit 95% of the sun's UV rays to Earth. If you want to keep your skin looking young and wrinkle-free, use sunscreen that blocks harmful ultraviolet A (UVA) rays.

Broad-spectrum protection (SPF 30) from aloe sunblock

A high SPF means you'll be protected from harmful UVB rays. High-protection Aloe Vera after sun has a labelling requirement of factor 30 or above. This scientific evaluation compares the amount of time it takes for the skin to get red after exposure to UVB radiation with and without sunscreen. Sunscreen with a protective factor 30 will take 30 times as long to apply. In addition, if a product advertises that it offers broad-spectrum protection, it will block UVA rays to the same degree that it blocks UVB rays, as measured by the SPF.

Water does not penetrate Aloe Sunscreen

If you require Sun Protection products with a high SPF, you generally want one that is water-resistant, so you don't have to keep applying it. Even if you don't plan on swimming in a pool or the ocean, the hot weather can make you sweat, reducing your sunscreen's effectiveness. The high-quality mix of aloe sunscreen claims water resistance for up to 80 minutes, so you can sweat freely in the sun without worrying about losing protection. Even if you don't sweat, you should reapply sunscreen every two hours outside or after drying off with a towel.

Sunscreen with aloe vera has several beneficial properties

Aloe vera is a wonderful addition to skincare since it calms the skin, helps it retain moisture, and hydrates it naturally. Since aloe's pH of 5.5 is the same as that of healthy skin, it is a great addition to any skincare product.

Vitamin E, an antioxidant, also plays a crucial part in the groundbreaking formula of Aloe Vera after sun. Premature aging and skin damage can both be prevented by preventing oxidative stress in cells, which vitamin E helps to do. Pollution, cigarette smoke, and UV radiation are environmental hazards that can lead to oxidative stress. Stress like this can cause permanent harm to skin cells. Therefore, searching for antioxidant vitamins in any topical product you use is important.

Conclusion

In addition to providing the highest standard in skincare, SunKiss's portfolio of clean, aware, premium Sun Protection products and lifestyle goods is strongly based on eco-conscious concepts. Even the most delicate skin can be protected by our sunscreens because they are blended with skin-loving herbs. Several options are available, each protecting the skin from the sun's full spectrum of damaging UV rays while being reef-safe, cruelty-free, vegan, water-resistant, and emollient.