Does Anessa use oil in summer? Can Anessa be used daily?

Summer is here, and it's time to buy some sunscreen. I originally wanted to buy Anessa, but I heard from others that Anessa will make the face very oily after applying it. If that's the case, should I buy Anessa? Will Anessa make the face oily when used in the summer? How should I store the unused Anessa in summer?

Does Anessa use oil in summer?

Anessa is not picky about skin type. No matter what skin type you have, you will feel refreshed after a few minutes after applying it. The texture of Anessa is very smooth and your face will not feel greasy when using it. Be sure to shake it evenly before use, otherwise the lotion squeezed out will be very thin.

How to store the unused Anessa in summer?

Just store at room temperature. Anessa contains a lot of sunscreen ingredients. Once opened, Anessa must be used up within 12 months. It is not recommended to store it in low or high temperature areas. It can be kept in a cool, dry and dark place.

Should I use Anessa in summer or winter?

Anessa sunscreen is suitable for use in winter. Generally, you can apply a little higher sunscreen when going out shopping or playing outdoors. We need to do sun protection work all year round. If you are just at home or in the office, you don’t need to use such a high-factor sunscreen as it will put a lot of stress on your skin. Since we don’t sweat much in autumn and winter, we don’t need waterproof sunscreen. This also reduces the burden of skin cleansing at night. Moreover, the skin tends to become dry and flaky in autumn and winter and is relatively sensitive. It is recommended to choose a mild sunscreen to reduce irritation to the skin.

Can Anessa be used daily?

For daily use, sunscreen with an SPF value of 30 or above is sufficient. Generally speaking, daily use of SPF 30 is enough to protect the skin from damage by ultraviolet rays. Sunscreen with an SPF value of 30 can block nearly 97% of UVB, SPF value of 50 can block 98%, and SPF value of 100 can block 99%.

The higher the SPF, the better. The higher the SPF of the sunscreen, the more sunscreen is added, and the greater the irritation to the skin. Therefore, the SPF of the sunscreen should be chosen according to the specific situation.

Different sunscreens should be selected for different work environments and skin types. When working indoors, you can choose a 12-20 times sunscreen, which can generally be applied every four hours.

When outdoors, you can choose a 30-50 times sunscreen, which has a shorter application time, generally once every one to three hours.