Age Shield Face Lotion Mild Sunscreen (Spf50+ Pa+++) 50ml

Description

Light texture It is smooth and light the moment you apply it. It matches your undertone naturally and tone up the uneven skin tone. You don't have to makeup if you apply it. 365 days a year Protect your skin from UV rays every day! Q. You need to apply to sunscreen on 30 minutes before you go out? NO! Ramosu sunscreens adopted dual UV rays protection method allowing your skin to be protected right away. Q. The skin applied sunscreen! Should I remove it clean? YES! Because sunscreen blocks UV rays, it's a good product that stays on your skin for a long time. Therefore, it is important to wash your face clean after going out. Q. Apply it once a day? NO! Sunscreen can easily removed by sweat, contact with hands or clothes. It is better to reapply it frequently. Q. It's better to apply thinly? NO! UV rays penetrate not only through the face but also through the entire exposed body. It is important to apply enough evenly throughout the exposed skin. Therefore, it is recommended that you apply it thick enough in exposed areas such as the beach. Q. You don't need to put on sunscreen on a cloudy or a rainy day? NO! We are exposed to the same amount of UV rays regardless of weather or season. These UV rays are not blocked by windows and curtains. So, you can be affected by UV rays even if you are indoors. Q. Cause of skin photo-aging is UV rays? YES! UV rays not only damages the skin and promotes photo-aging, but also causes the skin to thin rapidly, causing pigmentation as well as decreased skin elasticity. The skin on the belly and buttocks that are not exposed to sunlight has no pigmentation and barely reduces skin elasticity until old. Q. What is the expiry date for the sunscreen? Usually, the expiry date for the unopened sunscreen is two years and six to twelve months after opening. After one year of opening, the main ingredients in sunscreen are oxidised, having less effect. So it is better to throw them away. The expiration date is pressed at the end of the sunscreen tube, not a paper box.