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Can body sunscreen be used on the face?

While body sunscreen can be used on the face in a pinch, it’s not always ideal. Body sunscreens may contain heavier ingredients or fragrances that could clog pores or irritate sensitive facial skin. For best results, use a facial sunscreen designed specifically for delicate skin.

How much body sunscreen should I apply?

Use about a shot glass (1 ounce or 30mL) of sunscreen to fully cover your body. Apply generously to all exposed areas, including your neck, ears, hands, and feet. Reapply every two hours and immediately after swimming or sweating for continuous protection.

How to remove body sunscreen?

To remove body sunscreen, use a gentle body wash or oil-based cleanser to break down SPF residue. Exfoliating gloves or a loofah can help lift any leftover sunscreen. Ensure you rinse thoroughly to keep your skin clean and hydrated.

How to apply body sunscreen?

Apply sunscreen 15–30 minutes before sun exposure, covering all exposed areas evenly. Pay extra attention to commonly missed spots like the back of your hands, feet, and behind the knees. Reapply every two hours or more frequently if swimming or sweating.

What body sunscreen is safe for pregnancy?

Mineral-based sunscreens with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide are the safest options during pregnancy. These reef-safe, non-toxic formulas provide excellent UV protection while being free from harmful chemicals like oxybenzone, octinoxate, and parabens, making them gentle for both mom and baby.

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Protect your skin with the best body sunscreens in Canada, trusted by dermatologists and skin experts. Our medical-grade formulas provide advanced UVA/UVB protection, preventing sun damage and premature aging. Lightweight, fast-absorbing, and non-greasy, these sunscreens keep your skin safe and hydrated all day.

Is your routine all set?

A full skincare routine is essential because your skin needs more than basic cleansing and hydration to stay healthy. Cleansers remove dirt, but serums target specific issues like aging or dark spots, while moisturizers lock in hydration and sunscreen protects from damage. Investing in the full routine ensures long-term skin health and visible results.

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