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WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN YOUR SUNSCREEN

UV Filters

UV filters, also known as sunscreen agents or sunblock ingredients, are substances used in your sunscreen to protect the skin from the harmful effects of UV rays from the sun.

Certain UV Filters protect against UVA rays and certain against UVB rays.

Zinc Oxide is the only filter that protects against both, UVA rays and UVB rays!

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FAQs on Sunscreen

Sunscreen is a crucial protective product that shields the skin against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Sunscoop offers various kinds of spf sunscreen such as sunscoop invisible sunscreen,face sunscreen,body sunscreen, and sunscreen roll-on which cater all skin types and come in various SPF leves including sunscreen spf 50, spf 40, spf 60.

For dry skin, it is ideal to choose a sunscreen that provides both sun protection and hydration. Look for moisturizing sunscreens specifically formulated for dry skin. Sunscoop's hydrating fluid sunscreen spf 60is a hydrating formulation which caters your dry skin and leaves no white caste

The best SPF sunscreen depends on individual needs and skin type. SPF (Sun Protection Factor) indicates how long a sunscreen can protect the skin from UVB rays. For everyday use, SPF 30 or higher is generally recommended by dermatologists. Higher SPFs provide only marginal benefits.