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Spf Sunscreen
Sir i want to know more about sunscreen. My skin type is oily and i have pimples too.so i dont know which sunscreen should i apply to my skin and when should i apply (timings)..
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Hi, you can go with a gel sunscreen with silicon base. SPF can be decided on the amount of sun exposure and the type of skin. Sunscreen has to be applied 30 mins before sun exposure, and if you are going to stay out for a long time then can re- apply after 3-4 hours.
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Consult for a proper skin care routine.
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It depends on the tone and texture of skin... for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos
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Dr. Mamta Shah
Cosmetologist
8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello
If you have oily skin, then go for gel based sunscreen
Choose a variant which mentions hypo allergic and non comedogenic
Also go for SPF 50 or more of working outdoors or having a field work in your job profile
SPF 30 would be okay for indoors
Yes!! You need to apply sunscreen even in indoors
Reapply every 2-3 hourly according to spf
Its always preferable to see other parameters like PA+++ and critical length for appropriate protection
Best to use physical sunscreen as zinc oxide helps in acne control so if you are someone who doesn't have any problem with white cast which is sadly only side effect, then go for it
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Consult me online if you want a proper skincare routine along with recommendations of sunscreen suitable for skin
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