Sunscreen Indoors, Really? All You Need To Know For The Right Sunscreen | Talking Point

First, they tell you to drink milk daily, and now they tell you to apply sunscreens every day even indoors. Capitalism tells you that you need everything they produced.

What I want to say is that you don’t really need that much as you might perceive # The whites have different genes in bones to interpreting the importance of sunlight of which are closely regulated by the synthesis of vitamin D

LRP is the way to go. I use their uvmune variants of sunscreen for face and the one in ecotube for body.

Going to sunscreen sale agent and ask about how much sunscreen should I use, while of course she tells me to, use while in doors or on rainy day; next she will tell me to use it at night, as the sun penetrates the earth to the other side, or light of the moon courses skin damage.

Honestly I have been watching a few of this.. and I'm more interested in his Car then the topic. Such a nice classy Mers.

10ml for face and neck? Sunscreen usually comes in 50ml, so can only be used for 5 days? I doubt it will go on skin comfortably....

SPF50 and above does matter for very fair skinned Caucasian people who burn easily, and for anyone with sensitive skin, but anyone who tans easily will be fine with SPF30. I know many people in England who will just NEVER tan, just burn if they don't wear very high rated sunscreen, but SPF30+ really makes no difference for anyone who isn't in that category.

I used sunscreen cream yet got flex and spots

Gloria herself wearing 1ml of that tacky sunscreen
10ml is for whole body as they later cleared it to an influencer

Most derms say a heaping 1/4 tsp for face/neck and another 1/4 tsp for décolleté.

just get UV blocking blinds. indoor is a bit silly.

The one 130 spf looked darker than the 50 spf. Looks like he got more protection with 50 spf

I used sunscreens / sunblock in hot countries like vietnam and thailand, when I sweat, the sunscreen / block also comes out and flows down to stain my clothes orange and it's difficult to wash off these stains !

there is a health factor in this...but common...a company that recommends the dosage...?

Me again...as a TCM-doctor I would say...Singapore do not fall into the western approch only...keep looking at your own remedies.

As an asian, i Have insuficient Vit D-OH. I had tested this and my dermatologist explained that many aseans suffer this too, especially for women with hijab and apply SPF. It prevents us to absorb vit D from the sun.

So, the question is should we apply sunscreen religiously? I think we don't need to apply it as mentioned in this video, it's a marketing strategy. But harsh exposure harms our skin. Just use it as you need.

The rugby player has brown skin

In the USA, experts have told us 1/4 of a teaspoon on face, 1/4 teaspoon on neck. Shotglass amount on exposed body.

10ml sunscreen for a face? LOL 1-2ml is more than enough.

Pretty simple rule - if you can see daylight, you need sunscreen regardless of the weather.

Wow, 10ml for face and neck, repeat it later in the day, which means 20ml per day. Current price for 50ml at 30% at Watsons is $36.68 for a bottle of 50ml, which translates to $14.67 per day or $5355.28 per year. No thanks, I would rather just spend a fraction of that money on the best insurance package per year and claim whatever treatment and diagnosis that costs thousands of dollars if I ever get skin cancer.

Pls stop playing music in back ground which is distracting and does not support focus..

What about protection from clothes. does colour or texture matter . This is rarely discussed.

Thanks. Why do i sweat after applying the sunscreen?

do not use chemical sunscreen, I REPEAT DO NOT USE CHEMICAL SUNSCREEN!! its super damaging to your body, way worse than the sun exposure itself.

I use sunscreen, but were our ancestors riddled with skin cancer? I doubt it.

I learned a lot from this. Thanks

Pharmaceutical companies are making a generous amount of money convincing people that we can't live without wearing sunscreen every day.

Doctors are trained by pharma and are always pushing some pill or chemical onto the general population.

Seriously?? The Roche-Posay lady telling us to use 10 ML every time we apply sunscreen, yet their bottles are often only 50 ML with an exorbitant price tag! The price of their 50 ML bottle is $25, that's crazy. Say you'd only apply once every day (the bare minimum), that would be a hefty $1825 a year for minimum protection according to this sales lady. I hate it.

1. Avoid sun exposure if you can.
2. If not, get a good hat and umbrella.
3. Whenever possible, I plan errands and hangouts before 10AM or after 4PM.

I'm lazy in using any cream on my face so I really have to be intentional when I decide to go out.

Thanks to this report, I at least know how much is needed when I remember to apply sunscreen 💛

If we wear sunscreen everyday, how will we get adequate Vitamin D from the sun?

So do i need to apply sunscreen when i go to sleep? 😅

Wear sunscreen every day. You will thank yourself when you are in your 30s

In short we have to bathe in sunscreen.

The cost of sunscreen, where they're at is extremely high! I can buy sunscreen with SPF 50 for maybe 4.99

The cost of sunscreen, where they're at is extremely high! I can buy sunscreen with SPF 50 for maybe 4.99

Everyone knows the Asian people either from China, Taiwan, or Japan, or anybody on this earth that has brown skin does not wrinkle and does not show up with a lot of brown spots on the skin. So you're asking the wrong people to advertise for sunscreen. They will always look young, even if they don't wear sunscreen!

I thought you were gonna assess the damage made on your facial skin, with those scanners that show pigmentation etc? So disappointed it was just doctor pointing on your arms lol

My father s a farmer til 70 and never get skin cancer and never use sunscreen.

Read all the ingredients before u use and check

For daily sunscreen (i.e. not water resistant) Round Lab Birch Juice Moisturizing Sunscreen and Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun suncreens are amazing in texture, and no alcohol. For those who use makeup, they can function like primers as well. I've tried Biore's sunscreen before but I have a sensitive nose to the alcohol.

How about the chemicals in the suncreen? Are they harmful?

😂😂😂thank you stop this nonsense do i now need to eat sunscreen along with applying it!?😂. I barely remember to put it on even😂

Ok

one burning question I have is that how about blue collar workers? they expose themselves under the hot sun for more than we do, yet they don't essentially suffer from skin cancer? I have not done any research on this, would firstly like to get thoughts thru engagement :)

It a wonderful invention. I spent all day in direct sunlight and today is hot. I have zero sunburn because i bathed in sun scream first. The only thing i hate is my skin is not feeling all greasy. I need to shower so it's not the biggest complaint.

Sunscreen vs vitamin D conflict .

Informative video. Would be great if you could share about removing sunscreen properly too!