How to apply sunscreen properly:
 

• Read the instructions and precautions for use carefully before using a product for the first time. 
• Apply your product evenly to all exposed parts of the face and body 20 minutes before going out in the sun. 
• Repeat sun protection application every 2 hours, especially in the event of prolonged sun exposure and/or after bathing, towelling or sweating.
• Apply enough product: not applying enough sunscreen significantly reduces the level of protection against sun exposure.

Choosing the right texture: 

When choosing the texture, there are two indicators to remember: personal preference and skin type. The drier the skin, the oilier the texture you might choose. As such, creams are suitable for dry skin, fluid protection for combination to oily skin, and so on. The choice of texture or format of your sunscreen can also depend on the area of the body to be protected and the application methods you prefer: spray, lotion, emulsion, fluid, etc.

Protecting scars:
 

Scars don’t like the sun. A scar that is exposed to the sun can leave a permanent mark on the skin. During the first few months of your scar's life, it is best to avoid exposing it to the sun. After six months, once the scar has turned white, it should be protected with a suitable high protection sunscreen. And this is the case for life.

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Protecting your moles:
 

The more moles an individual has, the greater the risk of developing melanoma. It is therefore essential to effectively protect your skin from the sun in order to limit the appearance of new moles as much as possible, with a sunscreen adapted to your skin type.

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