Some cosmetic products, such as moisturizers, lipsticks and make-up bases, are considered sunscreen products if they contain a sunscreen. Certain cosmetic products contain sunscreen, although you should check the information on the label Ambrosina (make-up including lipsticks that do not indicate having sunscreen, does not provide sun protection).
When selecting a sunscreen, be sure to read the label. It is recommended to use products with broad spectrum protection and with a sun protection factor (SPF) with a value of 30 or higher. Sun protection factor (SPF): the number of the sun protection factor is the level of protection that the sunscreen provides against UVB rays, which are the main cause of sunburn.
A greater number of SPF means more protection against UVB rays (although it does not indicate anything about UVA protection) For example Ambrosina Skin, when a blocker with SPF of 30 is correctly applied, you get the equivalent of one minute of UVB rays per every 30 minutes that passes under the sun.
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