How to apply sunscreen without rubbing it into mud? Is it necessary to use sunscreen if you don't go out in the sun?

Sunscreen is a must-have in summer. Otherwise, if you go out directly, you will be white when you go out and black when you come back. So how can you apply sunscreen without rubbing your skin into mud? Is it necessary to use sunscreen when not in the sun?

How to apply sunscreen without rubbing it into the dirt

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.

Is it necessary to use sunscreen when not in the sun?

Everyone has a misunderstanding that you don’t need to apply sunscreen when there is no sunshine or it is rainy. In fact, isolation and sun protection are needed all year round regardless of spring, summer, autumn or winter. There is no absence of ultraviolet rays just because of rainy weather. Sunscreen and isolation are must-haves.