Piz Buin Allergy SPF50+ Spray, 200 ml

1o

Excessive sun exposure is an important health hazard. Note that no sunscreen offers full protection against the risks of solar radiation, so you should not stay long in the sun even if you use a high Solar Protection Factor (FPS) product.

2nd

Avoid solar exposure between 12 and 16 hours. Try not to sleep in the sun. Extreme protective measures in outdoor activities.

3o

Do not expose children under the age of 3. Protect them with clothes, hats, glasses and high FPS sunscreens that are special for children and waterproof. Make them drink water often.

4o

Use a sunscreen that protects at least against UVB (cause of solar burns) and UVA (main responsible for premature skin aging). These two types of radiation also affect the immune system and contribute to the risk of skin cancer.

5o

Choose a suitable sunscreen for each type of skin or body area (cream, spray, milk, gel), taking into account the phototype, age and circumstances of the sun exposure. Use a higher FPS at the first exhibitions.

6th

Apply the product in a generous amount evenly on dry skin, half an hour before sun exposure and repeat the application every 2 hours and after breathing, bathing or drying. Do not use sunscreens that are open since the previous year.

7th

Extreme precautions in the parts of the body most sensitive to the sun: face, neck, baldness, shoulders, neckline, ears, hands and empeines. The protection of the lips should be made with pencils or photoprotective bars and the hair with specific products.

8th

Use the sunscreen even in cloudy days. UV radiation crosses the clouds and is reflected in water, sand, grass and snow.

9th

Also protect the skin with clothes (camisetas, trousers), head with hats and eyes with sunglasses, solar radiation. Drink water frequently and apply moisturizing cream on the skin after sun exposure.

10th

For any change in color, shape or size of stains or polka dots, consult with a specialist.