The Necessity of Using Sunscreen in Spring 0 20

The spring sun can be deceptive: ultraviolet rays become more active and pose a danger to the skin, even when the air temperature remains low, says dermatologist Inna CHERNAYA. For example, spring sunlight can cause the appearance of pigmented spots, wrinkles, and in people with fair skin, even malignant formations.

There are no special creams for spring or summer; they are universal but should be selected individually. The key factor is skin phototype: the lighter the skin, the higher the SPF (Sun Protection Factor) should be.

For example, people with fair skin are recommended to use SPF 40 or 50 even in spring, while those with tanned skin can suffice with SPF 15 or 30.