How long can the Anessa Gold Bottle protect against the sun? It can effectively protect against sweating outdoors for 80 minutes

As a benchmark in Japanese sunscreen, Shiseido Anessa's small gold bottle has become a must-have summer sunscreen for many girls. So how long does Anessa last for sun protection? Let me tell you below~!

How long can the Anessa gold bottle protect against the sun?

Anessa Gold Bottle is suitable for long-term outdoor use, and a single application can provide sun protection for about 2 hours. If you sweat under the sun, you don’t have to worry in the short term, because the Anessa Gold Bottle has passed an 80-minute water and sweat resistance test. After the Anessa Gold Bottle is formed into a film and comes into contact with sweat, its black technology that becomes stronger when in contact with water will enhance its sun protection ability.

How long can Anessa Gold Bottle protect you from sunburn?

The SPF value of the Anessa Gold bottle is 50. Calculated based on the minimum erythema dose of 15 minutes, after using the Anessa Gold bottle, the minimum erythema dose can be extended to 50*15=750 minutes. That is to say, it will take about 12.5 hours for the skin to turn red. Of course, in order to completely avoid sunburn, the safest way is for the girl to reapply the Anessa Gold Bottle every 2 hours. Because when young ladies usually use the Anessa Gold Bottle, firstly, they may not use enough; secondly, the application is definitely not so even, thicker in some places and thinner in others; thirdly, we usually touch our chin, wipe sweat and other small actions which will wipe off some sunscreen, so the sunscreen effect will be greatly reduced. Therefore, it is safer to reapply the Anessa Gold Bottle.

The sun protection principle of Anessa Gold Bottle

Anessa Gold Bottle is a sunscreen that combines physical sunscreen and chemical sunscreen. Among them, physical sunscreen mainly relies on the effect of reflecting light to achieve the purpose of sun protection; while chemical sunscreen absorbs ultraviolet rays in sunlight and releases them in the form of heat energy or visible light to reduce the damage of ultraviolet rays to the skin.