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Composition : Sun Screen Lotion SPF 30+
Packing : 100 gm
Price : Rs. 250
Franchise & Manufacturing EnquiryQ1- Is SPF 30 sunscreen enough for Indian weather?
A- SPF 30 is generally sufficient for daily, low-exposure, or indoor activities in India. It also blocks 97% of UVB rays. However, because of India's high UV index (11+), sweat, and humidity, SPF 50 is recommended.
Q2- Can SPF 30 prevent tanning completely?
A- No, SPF 30 cannot prevent tanning completely. A small percentage of UV rays still penetrate the skin, and UVA rays, which causes tanning, can still trigger melanin production, leading to a slight tan over time.
Q3- Is SPF 30 good for oily or acne-prone skin?
A- If your sunscreen is non-comedogenic, oil-free, and gel-based, then SPF 30 sunscreen will be good. Look for ingredients like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, as they are less irritating.
Q4- What’s the difference between SPF 30 and SPF 50 sunscreen?
A- SPF 30 is generally fine for everyday, low-exposure, or indoor-focused days. SPF 50 is better for beaches, high-altitude, or long outdoor hours.
Q5- Does SPF 30 protect from both UVA and UVB rays?
A- Yes, an SPF 30 sunscreen protects against both UVA and UVB rays, but only if the label specifically says "Broad Spectrum."
Q6- Can SPF 30 cause pimples or breakouts?
A- Yes, it can cause it if it contains heavy, comedogenic ingredients that clog pores, such as oils or silicones. While sunscreen is essential, formulas that are too thick or not properly washed off can trap dirt and sebum, leading to acne.
Q7- Do I need sunscreen if it’s cloudy or raining?
A- Up to 80% to 90% of harmful UV radiation can penetrate clouds, causing skin damage, premature aging, and tanning. You should wear sunscreen even when it
Q8- Why does my skin still get darker even after using SPF 30?
A- Skin often darkens despite using SPF 30 due to insufficient application, missing spots, or using a formula that isn't broad-spectrum. SPF 30 only filters 97% of UVB rays; some rays still penetrate to trigger melanin production.