Now that I've reached middle age, I feel like my wrinkles are getting deeper and blemishes are forming more easily.
We hear a lot about the importance of UV protection, but it is not actually clear at what intensity it should be used.
Do I really need to use SPF 50 every day even though I spend most of my time indoors?
Or is it okay for someone who mainly lives indoors to lower the price?
It is even ambiguous how to interpret the PA index.
Above all, applying sunscreen causes excessive shine, making it difficult to find a formula suitable for men's skin.
With some, I'm worried about a white cast, and with others, I feel a stinging sensation.
If I apply it once and stay indoors all day, is there really no need to apply it again?
I would like to know the criteria for whether I need to reapply it even if I just step outside briefly during lunchtime.
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