How to rub sunscreen into mud? Will it affect the sunscreen effect?

Sunscreen is something you need to use, especially in places with strong ultraviolet rays. What should you do if the sunscreen becomes mud? Will rubbing sunscreen into mud improve the sun protection effect?

Sunscreen is extremely necessary. Without it, your skin will be easily damaged. Let’s see what to do if the sunscreen becomes mud? Will sunscreen affect the effectiveness of sun protection?

What to do if sunscreen is rubbed into mud

1. Apply sunscreen by pressing method. Take an appropriate amount between your fingers or palms, gently spread it, and press and pat it evenly on the areas that need sun protection. Since sunscreen molecules are very large, do not apply it all over your face and massage it until it becomes hard to squeeze it into the pores. This will easily cause "mud" and clog the pores.

2. After applying the sunscreen, let it sit for about 2-3 minutes (the length of time depends on the product used and the skin condition), and then apply foundation and use a primer or other sunscreen products. When applying the foundation, try not to use a sponge with high friction. It is better to use a foundation brush or pat it with your fingers, which is a gentler method to reduce the "rubbing mud" phenomenon.

3. If the "mud" phenomenon has appeared, gently sweep it off with a brush. Do not wipe it with facial tissue to avoid removing the sunscreen ingredients.

Will rubbing sunscreen into mud affect the sunscreen effect?

The "mud rubbing" phenomenon is not something that can be tolerated by simply "shaking off" the sediment, but it means that the entire maintenance and sun protection procedures have to be started over again! When "mud rubbing" occurs after applying sunscreen, not only will the makeup base be messed up, but the sun protection effect will also be greatly reduced. If the source of the trouble comes from skin care creams, essences, etc., then the skin care effects will certainly be greatly reduced, and those skin care ingredients may have been "rubbed" into the mud. If the cause of the problem comes from sunscreen, it means that the sun protection effect has been greatly reduced.

This is the end of the introduction to the mud treatment method of sunscreen. This sunscreen will affect the sun protection.