Popular misconceptions about not needing sunscreen application do the rounds during colder seasons. It’s time to dispel myths surrounding sunscreen’s effects on your skin during winter months. Routine switches in skincare are fairly common, but using sunblock as the last step to seal your routine has never been debated. For all those still hesitant to pack on an extra layer, here’s why you need sun damage protection all year round.
Did you know? SPF stands for the sun protection factor which calculates exactly how much UV radiation (UVA and UVB rays) is required for the sun to produce in order to cause ageing and burning on the skin. While UVA rays are responsible for the appearance of premature ageing signs, UVB rays cause burns, rashes, and tanning. There’s more - SPF also fortifies your skin against sun spots, skin cancer, redness, photoaging, and inflammation.
