Face cream with SPF50 is the highest sun protection. In conscious anti-aging care, it should be the main ritual of daily care and it would be good all year round. But how to find this perfect cream with SPF50, the consistency of which will be ideal and the active ingredients matched to our skin? The great news is that we have created the perfect cream for you tailored to your needs.

Important information about SPF and what does the acronym mean?

UV protection:
SPF (Sun Protection Factor) is an indicator that shows how well a product protects the skin from UVB radiation, which can cause sunburn and contribute to the development of skin cancer. Factor 50 means that the cream protects the skin from 98% of UVB radiation. Remember, however, that no product provides 100% protection.
SPF stands for Sun Protection Index
the time we can stay in the sun without getting burned, through the SPF factor we get information about how long we can protect our skin. For example, if you usually get burned after 40 minutes of sun exposure, then by applying a cream with SPF 30, you get protection for 120 minutes. After this time, it is worth reapplying to prolong the effect.
Broad-spectrum protection
The best face creams with SPF 50 not only protect against UVB radiation, but also UVA, which contributes to skin aging and can also lead to skin cancer. Products marked "broad spectrum" or "broad spectrum" provide such protection..
Reapplication
Despite using a cream with a high filter, remember to apply it regularly - every two hours, as well as after swimming or heavy sweating.
Everyday use
Even if you don't plan on spending the day in the sun, it's a good idea to use a sunscreen every day. UVA radiation penetrates through clouds and glass, so you're exposed to it even at home.

Important information about SPF and what does the acronym mean?

UV protection:
SPF (Sun Protection Factor) is an indicator that shows how well a product protects the skin from UVB radiation, which can cause sunburn and contribute to the development of skin cancer. Factor 50 means that the cream protects the skin from 98% of UVB radiation. Remember, however, that no product provides 100% protection.
SPF stands for Sun Protection Index
the time we can stay in the sun without getting burned, through the SPF factor we get information about how long we can protect our skin. For example, if you usually get burned after 40 minutes of sun exposure, then by applying a cream with SPF 30, you get protection for 120 minutes. After this time, it is worth reapplying to prolong the effect.
Broad-spectrum protection
The best face creams with SPF 50 not only protect against UVB radiation, but also UVA, which contributes to skin aging and can also lead to skin cancer. Products marked "broad spectrum" or "broad spectrum" provide such protection..
Reapplication
Despite using a cream with a high filter, remember to apply it regularly - every two hours, as well as after swimming or heavy sweating.
Everyday use
Even if you don't plan on spending the day in the sun, it's a good idea to use a sunscreen every day. UVA radiation penetrates through clouds and glass, so you're exposed to it even at home.

Remember, applying a face cream with SPF 50 is just one part of sun protection. Wearing appropriate clothing, seeking shade, and avoiding the sun during peak sunlight hours are also important steps to protect your skin.

SPF sunscreen - everything you need to know about it.

We need solar radiation very much because it helps synthesize vitamin D in the body, which has a beneficial effect on mood and energy levels. At the same time, it carries many risks: in excess and without proper protection, it is harmful.

What does SPF stand for?

SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor. By multiplying the time you can stay in the sun without getting burned by the SPF factor, you get information about how long you can protect your skin. For example, if you usually get burned after 40 minutes of sun exposure, applying an SPF 30 cream will protect you for 120 minutes, or two hours. After that time, it is worth reapplying to extend the filter's effectiveness.

SPF sunscreen - everything you need to know about it.

What does SPF stand for?

What is the difference between UVA and UVB radiation?

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a type of radiation emitted by the sun that is invisible to the human eye. It is divided into three types: UVA, UVB, and UVC.

UVA radiation: This is the longest wave of UV radiation that reaches the earth's surface. UVA makes up about 95% of all UV radiation that reaches the Earth's surface. This radiation can penetrate deep into the skin, causing skin aging and wrinkles. It is also associated with long-term skin damage, such as skin cancer.
UVB Radiation: This is the shorter wavelength of UV radiation that reaches the Earth's surface. UVB makes up about 5% of all UV radiation that reaches the Earth's surface. This radiation is mainly responsible for sunburn and reddening of the skin. It is also associated with most cases of skin cancer.

What is the difference between UVA and UVB radiation?

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a type of radiation emitted by the sun that is invisible to the human eye. It is divided into three types: UVA, UVB, and UVC.

UVA radiation: This is the longest wave of UV radiation that reaches the earth's surface. UVA makes up about 95% of all UV radiation that reaches the Earth's surface. This radiation can penetrate deep into the skin, causing skin aging and wrinkles. It is also associated with long-term skin damage, such as skin cancer.
UVB Radiation: This is the shorter wavelength of UV radiation that reaches the Earth's surface. UVB makes up about 5% of all UV radiation that reaches the Earth's surface. This radiation is mainly responsible for sunburn and reddening of the skin. It is also associated with most cases of skin cancer.

Protective lipstick with SPF 30 filter has many beneficial properties and indications for use. Below I will list some of them:

Properties:

Sun protection: The SPF 30 filter in the lip balm provides protection against UVB radiation, which can cause sunburn and irritation on sensitive lip skin.
Moisturizing: our protective lipstick contains moisturizing ingredients such as such as shea butter, natural waxes: beeswax, myrici, carnauba, candelilla and oils: milk thistle seed, macadamia and castor. Provides intensive protection for lips against drying, cracking and UV radiation.

Indications for use:

Sun exposure: A protective lip balm with SPF 30 is especially recommended for prolonged exposure to the sun, for example on the beach, during mountain trips or other outdoor activities.
Tendency to sunburn or chapped lips: People who sunburn easily, have sensitive skin, or are prone to chapped and dry lips should regularly use a protective lip balm.
Winter: The high SPF and moisturizing properties of a lip balm can also be very useful in winter, when wind and low temperatures can cause dry and cracked lips.
Daily protection: Even if you are not exposed to intense sunlight, applying a lip balm daily can help keep your lips healthy and moisturized.

Protective lipstick with SPF 30 filter has many beneficial properties and indications for use. Below I will list some of them:

Properties:

Sun protection: The SPF 30 filter in the lip balm provides protection against UVB radiation, which can cause sunburn and irritation on sensitive lip skin.
Moisturizing: our protective lipstick contains moisturizing ingredients such as such as shea butter, natural waxes: beeswax, myrici, carnauba, candelilla and oils: milk thistle seed, macadamia and castor. Provides intensive protection for lips against drying, cracking and UV radiation.

Indications for use:

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