Calypso Sun Travel Pack, 100 ml

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Water resistant for 80 minutes with a dry touch consistency and easy application, there's not much more you could want in a sun cream that this Sun Bum product doesn't already have. It's also antioxidant enriched to neutralise free radicals - which are one of the main causes of premature skin ageing - and dermotologically tested, but what we love most about this sun cream is its scent. Unlike traditional sunscreens that require re-application on a regular basis, Calypso Once A Day can be applied only once and will protect your skin from harmful sun radiation. Dr Paul Banwell, who runs The Banwell Clinic and is the previous head and founder of The Melanoma and Skin Cancer Unit (MASCU) in East Grinstead, agrees. He told us: "I cannot emphasise enough the importance of selecting a broad spectrum sunscreen, which will protect against UVB and UVA rays. UVB rays cause redness and sunburn as well as skin cancer, while UVA rays can also cause cancer as well as ageing of the skin. Newer sunscreens have infrared (IR) protection too and should be considered." Sun creams to avoid: The warning signs to look out for

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Formula conforms to European recommendation for protection against the harmful effects of UVA and UVB rays.Apply evenly and generously to all exposed areas 15 minutes before sun exposure, then rub in well to allow the product to bind with the skin and form a protective film against UVA and UVB rays.

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Strong winds and heavy rain are on the way to the UK, as Storm Ciaran approaches. We share where it's expected to hit. I would avoidOctinoxate,which is harmful to coral reefs and can cause skin allergies as well asAvobenzone,which can cause high levels of irritation. You also need to avoid Retinyl Palmitate, which does not mix well with the sun. When mixed with the sun, it can be potentially cancerous." The NHS recommends reapplying sun cream every two hours, as the sun can dry it off your skin. They add that when applying sun cream for the first time that day you should do this twice: 30 minutes before going out and again just before leaving.It's always best to choose sun creams that have an SPF of 30 or above, and a UV star rating of at least four stars, as these will protect you best. In addition, some sun creams contain chemicals that some people may find irritating or cause a reaction on their skin. I had difficulty getting hold of my usual day-long sun cream so took a chance on this. . As others have said, it’s a gel and not a cream, but it absorbs super fast and it’s easy to apply. 2 weeks in day-long sunshine over 30 degrees and I have a good tan and no sunburn. I also usually suffer from heat rash but not with this product. He added, "Most people apply sunscreen too thinly and that means protection is reduced. An adult should be applying around six to eight teaspoons to cover their body. Apply to all exposed areas especially those that are prone to sun radiation e.g. face, nose, receding hairline, shoulders and feet.