Sunscreen bars or rollers are convenient and effective sunscreen products designed into sticks to help you easily protect in difficult-to-care areas such as: chin, nose wings, ears ... Sunscreen bars also have the same ingredients and effects as milk and gel sunscreens. However, in terms of texture, the stick design is preferred because the sunscreen in the stick form is usually light and smooth, helping to soften and moisturize the skin.
Outstanding advantages of stick sunscreen
There are several advantages of stick sunscreens: Convenient and easy to use: Sunscreen stick with convenient design, easy to use and carry. You can easily apply it directly to the skin without using hands or other tools.
Precise and even color: The stick design helps you to adjust the right amount of sunscreen and apply it evenly on the skin accurately. This helps to ensure that you can effectively and uniformly protect the skin over the entire face or body.
Non-greasy, non-sticky: Sunscreen bars are usually light in texture, soft and quickly absorbed into the skin. It's non-greasy, non-sticky and doesn't feel heavy on the skin.
UV Protection: Stick sunscreens provide protection against UV rays, including UVB and UVA rays. They help prevent the effects of the sun such as sunburn, freckles, melasma and skin aging caused by UV rays. Reusable and durable: With a stick shape, a stick sunscreen is usually durable, not slipping off after being applied to the skin. This helps maintain the protective effect of the skin for a long time and you do not need to reapply too often.
How to use the most effective stick sunscreen
Clean the skin: Before applying sunscreen, clean the face or skin to be protected with cleanser and water.
Prepare sunscreen: Twist or open the cap of the sunscreen stick. Check the product's expiration date before use.
Apply sunscreen: Use a stick of sunscreen to apply evenly to the face or skin to be protected. For facial skin, apply from the center outwards and spread evenly to ensure even protection over the entire face.
Reminder: Make sure you have applied enough sunscreen to achieve skin protection. Remember to apply sunscreen at least 15 minutes before sun exposure to allow the product to penetrate the skin.
Re-apply: Re-apply the stick sunscreen every 2-3 hours or after exposure to water, perspiration, or drying of skin. Use an extra step of sun protection: If you use a stick sunscreen, combine it with other sun protection steps such as wearing a hat, wearing eyeglasses and avoiding direct sun exposure during periods of intense sunlight.
