Does ISDIN prevent tanning? If you want to be as white as a ray of light, you must do this

ISDIN was listed in Vouge's annual sunscreen product list in 2017. So can ISDIN really prevent tanning? Below we have analyzed the sun protection capabilities of ISDIN, as well as some tips on how to prevent your skin from getting darker after using ISDIN sunscreen. We will tell you all of them this time!

Does ISDIN protect against tanning?

ISDIN sunscreen does not mean it can completely prevent tanning, but it does have the ability to prevent tanning because ISDIN sunscreen can protect against UVA rays that cause tanning and aging. However, if you want to completely prevent tanning with ISDIN, you must pay special attention to reapplying ISDIN sunscreen and using it in combination with other sun protection methods to more perfectly prevent tanning.

Is Isdin good at protecting against the sun?

From the perspective of sunscreen ingredients, there are 3 kinds of chemical sunscreen ingredients added here

1. Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate

2. Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane

3. Ethylhexyl triazone

The first sunscreen ingredient has strong protection against UVB rays (it is a must), and the second sunscreen ingredient has strong protection against UVA rays. The sun protection capabilities of the two complement each other. Especially the second ingredient's ability to protect against UVA, there is no more suitable alternative. Although it is unstable, it is still added and used. In order to increase the stability of this ingredient, multiple antioxidant ingredients, as many as 5 kinds, are added. Even so, the photo-unstable properties of ISDIN sunscreen ingredients are still there. Therefore, if you use ISDIN sunscreen too heavily, you must remember to reapply it in time.

In general, most people think that the sun protection effect is acceptable, while a few people think that the sun protection effect is average and they got tanned. Of course, getting tanned is also related to not reapplying lotion in time and excessive sweating of the human body.