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Summer Skin Care: Sunscreen, Wrinkle Prevention, and Why You Need It

  • Writer: varvara Dronova
    varvara Dronova
  • Mar 15
  • 3 min read


Summer's here! Time for beach days, BBQs, and hanging outside. But all that sunshine can damage your skin. We're talking sunburns, wrinkles, and even skin cancer if you aren't careful. That's where sunscreen comes in. It's not just about dodging burns; it's about keeping your skin young and in good shape.


Let's get into why sunscreen is your summer bestie, how it stops wrinkles, and why these three sunscreens are worth using.


You've heard this a million times, but here's why you can't skip sunscreen:


  • Keeps Wrinkles Away

    The sun's UVA rays make your skin age faster. They sneak into your skin and break down collagen and elastin, which keep things smooth. Sunscreen blocks those rays so you can keep your youthful look.


  • Lowers Your Chance of Skin Cancer

    Too much sun is a big cause of skin cancer. Using sunscreen regularly protects you from UVA and UVB rays, seriously cutting your chances of getting skin cancer.


  • Stops Sunburns

    Sunburns hurt and they damage your skin. Redness and irritation mean your skin's been hurt by UV rays. Sunscreen keeps you from getting burned and getting long-term damage.


  • Helps Your Skin Tone

    Sunscreen prevents burns, and it helps with dark spots and uneven skin that pops up from too much sun. Protected skin stays brighter and more even all year.


More Than Just Sunscreen: Other Tips for Good Skin

Sunscreen is the first step, but here's what else you can do to keep your skin looking good:


  • Moisturize: Hydrated skin is healthy skin. It looks full and smooth. Use moisturizer every day.


  • Think About Retinoids: These up collagen and smooth fine lines over time.


  • Eat Well: Eat foods with vitamins C and E, antioxidants, and good fats (think avocado and fish).


  • Drink Up: Keep your body hydrated. Water keeps skin elastic and looking good.


3 Sunscreens You Should Use This Summer


Not all sunscreens are the same. Look for something that protects and feels good. Here are three I like:


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If you're after sun defense plus a hint of color, try La Roche-Posay Anthelios Ultra-Light Tinted Sunscreen. It’s got SPF 60 with broad-spectrum protection, so it guards against those nasty UVA and UVB rays while giving you a natural tint that makes your skin tone look even. It's great for days when you want to skip heavy makeup but still want sun protection. Also, it feels weightless, is good for sensitive skin, and can help keep your skin looking smooth and protected from wrinkles.






 



For those with sensitive or acne-prone skin, EltaMD UV Clear Tinted Broad-Spectrum SPF 46 is a terrific choice. It gives you SPF 46 protection and has a tint that evens out your skin while shielding you from UVA and UVB rays. The formula contains niacinamide, which helps to reduce redness and calm irritation, which makes it great if you have acne. It won't clog pores and feels light enough to wear every day, either by itself or under makeup. The tint gives your skin a smooth, natural glow while fighting premature aging and breakouts.






 



ISDIN Eryfotona Actinica Sunscreen SPF 50+ is super strong at protecting your skin from the sun but is also gentle. Because it has SPF 50+, it helps make fine lines look less obvious and keeps you from aging faster. What's cool is that it stays on even if you're swimming, so it’s good for active days. Also, it won’t clog your pores, making it a solid pick if you have sensitive skin or acne. It feels light, not greasy, and keeps you protected all day while helping to keep your skin healthy.








The Bottom Line

Summer's fun, but be smart about skin care. Sunscreen is key to stopping aging and damage from the sun. Use other good habits, and you'll keep your skin young. La Roche-Posay, EltaMD, or ISDIN – any of these will work great.


Go enjoy the sun, but protect your skin!

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