Sentences with phrase «even wearing sunscreen»

This feels so light on my face, I forget I'm even wearing sunscreen.

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I ended up breaking out in a horrible rash of small pimples after spending time in the sun, even when wearing a sunscreen.

Which is why I thought it might be helpful to have a professional remind them that wearing sunscreen is a must every day of the year, even in the middle of December.

Fun in the sun Exposure can deplete your skin's natural oils, even if you wear sunscreen.

I wear sunscreen with at least a SPF 30 + every day, even in winter.

Even celebrities on social media these days don't wear as much makeup; a more natural look is more popular now, and celebrities are even speaking about wearing sunscreen and protecting yourself in the Even celebrities on social media these days don't wear as much makeup; a more natural look is more popular now, and celebrities are even speaking about wearing sunscreen and protecting yourself in the even speaking about wearing sunscreen and protecting yourself in the sun.

The only way to avoid the sun is to wear sunscreen every time you go outside, even when it's cloudy, or to just avoid the sun in general.

Even if you wear sunscreen, you may see tanning to some extent.

I wear natural sunscreen, yes even in winter and on cloudy days (ok I'm not so good at this one all the time)

Experts even advice to wear wide hat or sunscreen while going out (after applying lemon juice).

Even if you're stepping outside for just a couple of minutes, you must wear sunscreen.

Even if you haven't been faithful with wearing sunscreen, sunglasses or hats, it's never too late to start!

You should already be helping to protect your face against sun damage by wearing a sunscreen of at least SPF 15 every day (yes, even if you won't be spending much time outside.)

Namely, it's still important that you wear sunscreen if you're going outside — even in the winter!

Do note that even though this cream comes with a SPF15 and protects from both UVA and UVB rays, I always wear a separate SPF50 sunscreen on top.

Even though I don't wear sunscreen regularly (ugh I feel terrible typing that), I can't deny that it's important.

«Sweat causes sunscreen to wear off faster, so I tell patients to layer on a water - resistant facial sunscreen when it's steamy out, even when they're just going to work,» says dermatologist Arielle Kauvar, M.D., director of New York Laser & Skin Care in New York City.

We can't stress enough the importance of wearing sunscreen, even on cloudy or rainy days when the sun is far from sight.

Sometimes if my face is feeling dry I don't even want to put sunscreen on it because it can get really irritated and uncomfortable, so I wear a good hat to block out the sun yours looks great!

I dislike most things too, even sunscreen although I make myself wear it.

I ended up at the pool for majority of the weekend which gave me a splotchy tan, I wore sunscreen but I don't think I did a great job rubbing it in, I know what I will be doing this weekend before our photoshoot (working on getting this tan more evened out).

It packs a serious SPF punch (30) and doesn't even feel like you're wearing sunscreen!

While you may pack sunscreen with you when you head to the beach, it's important to wear a broad - spectrum sunscreen daily as directed during the summer (and all year - round, really), as you can get burned even on cloudy days.

Naturally, dermatologists always advise that along with moisturizer with SPF effect you should also wear sunscreen to have even better protection.

Using a pet - safe sunscreen on thinly haired, high - UV exposure areas (the top of the nose, inguinal, and preputial areas) and even having your dog wear a t - shirt can help minimize UV exposure.

Just like our two - legged children, we can protect their skin from a possible sunburn with sunscreen and I've even seen some canines wearing hats and sunglasses.

All year round, wear a hat and high - rating sunscreen as, even in winter, the Australian sun burns.

Whether you've heard it from your parents, your doctor, or even that so - called health expert on TV, the need to wear sunscreen to protect your skin is a mantra that has been firmly ingrained into our heads since early childhood.

Sure, you'll probably spend most of your day hiking, swimming, or even working the fields if you're contributing to a sustainable farm as your payment for a bed to sleep in, but it still makes sense to wear sunscreen, stay well hydrated with clean, safe drinking water, and eat well.