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Old May 9, 2008, 05:11 PM
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need to learn about sunscreens

Hi im 27 and i hardly get out in the sun, my skin is white and i have extremely black hair my family calls me snow white. I never really thought about sunscreens. But now i think I want to start using it. First, i wear makeup when i attend a party or special occasion so do i apply the make up first or the sunscreen? Second i bought sunscreen called "Sport Sunscreen lotion water/sweat resistant, Non-greasy, Fragrance free"and it felt like i was spreading oil on my face and it gave me sting but nothing visible. Is this how sunscreens should feel like oily? I always thought they would feel like regular hand lotion. And do they sting alittle? And since i have really black hair would the sun have the same damage on me like a person with blonde hair? thank you so much

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Old May 10, 2008, 01:44 AM   #2  
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You can buy oil free sunblocks. I apply my sunblock under my make up. The one I use is from Clinique. It's called City Block.
For your hair, you can sometimes comb sunscreen through it if you want to. Or just make sure once you're out of the sun, apply deep intensive conditioners.
Another thing that might help is looking out for shampoos, conditioners and styling products that contain UV filters.
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Well, I don't know much about which to apply first, the make-up or the sunscreen lotion. But, I do want to applaud you for wanting to use a sunscreen.
There has been so much emphasis about being tanned and how that is the way that people are supposed to look.

I am also very fair-skinned. My father died from the complications that arose from skin cancer. That was in 1982. People that are very fair-skinned really do need to protect themselves from the harmful rays of the sun. Some sun is okay, but it's best not to overdo it.

Most of the sunscreens that I have seen have been oil-free. I would think that a sports sunscreen of some kind would have to be oily in order for it to stay on in wet conditions of whatever sort. I have not used those kinds. I have only used those that have been water-based. I try not to use a sunscreen that is under an SPF of 45.
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thank you so much that was very helpful
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