Things You'll Need:
- Sunscreen
- Moisturizer
- Cleansers
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Step 1
Keep Skin Hydrated.
Dermatologist note, when you are exposed to the sun and participate
in sun activities or sweat you lose water. Water hydrates the skin,
keeps it moist, supple, elastic, young! Drink at least 8 glasses of
water per day during the summer. You may need more if you are very
active or sweat profusely. -
Step 2
Cleanse & Moisturize
Establish a regular cleansing routine for your skin especially
during the summer months. Important to get rid of nasty grit and
grime, sweat buildup, pollutants. Use a moisturizing soap to cleanse skin. Avoid harsh soaps. After washing the face slather on your favorite facial lotion appropriate for your skin type to seal in moisture. -
Step 3
Use Sun Screen
Use a sun screen with a SPF 15 or higher. The higher the SPF the more
protection the sun screen will give against UV-B. The Ultra Violet
radiation which causes the skin to burn. The SPF estimates the
amount of time the person who applies the sun screen can be exposed
to the sun before getting burned. Reapply every 2 to 3 hours if
you sweat a lot or if you go swimming. -
Step 4
Avoid Excess Sun Exposure
Too much exposure to the sun exposes you not only to UV-B but
also UV-A which experts believe plays a strong part in photo
aging the skin and causing certain types of skin cancer. Most sun
screens do not adequately filter out UV-A enough to protect the skin.











Comments
1InternetSmarty said
on 2/17/2009 I can't wait for summer! Super advice. Thanks for sharing. Five stars.