How to apply sunscreen evenly and avoid drying it out

When applying sunscreen, you need to apply it evenly. If you don’t apply it evenly, you will see that some areas are very white and some areas are very dark, which is very obvious. So, what can you use to apply sunscreen more evenly?

How to apply sunscreen evenly

You can apply sunscreen directly with your hands, or you can use a sponge or beauty egg. If the texture of the sunscreen you buy is relatively refreshing and easy to spread, you can apply it directly with your hands. However, if the texture of the sunscreen you choose is relatively thick and difficult to spread, it is recommended to use a sponge or beauty egg to apply it evenly.

When applying sunscreen, you cannot apply it in circular motions, otherwise the sunscreen applied on your face will become more and more thick, affecting the sun protection effect. Eventually the sunscreen will be absorbed by the pores, thereby clogging the pores and causing skin problems, and may even cause rubbing into the skin. The correct way should be to apply the sunscreen evenly on your face by gently patting it, so that it can achieve the sun protection effect.

Using a sponge or beauty egg to apply sunscreen can make it more even, but it is easy to have the problem of powder transfer. In order to achieve a better sun protection effect, it is necessary to apply it multiple times, which will waste sunscreen. Therefore, it is better to apply sunscreen directly with your hands.

How to avoid drying out with sunscreen

Generally speaking, as long as you do basic skin care before applying sunscreen, you will not experience dryness when applying sunscreen.

You cannot apply sunscreen directly after washing your face, because the skin is in a dry state at this time. If you apply sunscreen directly at this time, it will not be easy to spread and it will also cause irritation to the skin. It is best to apply lotion and facial cream first after washing your face, and then use sunscreen. When using sunscreen, be sure to apply it evenly. This is the correct order of use.