How do you prevent skin damage at the beach?
How do you prevent skin damage at the beach?
Prevention
- Wear broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen every day. ...
- Wear a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses with UV protection and lightweight long-sleeved shirts and pants while outside. ...
- Avoid the peak UV hours, usually between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm.
- Avoid all forms of tanning.
Why is my skin so bad at the beach?
Damaging UV exposure, salty water, and sandy wind all affect your skin, compromising its natural barrier. The sea and UV light will especially dry out the skin, says Sharyn Laughlin, MD, board-certified dermatologist and co-founder of The Sunscreen Company.
Why is my skin worse at the beach?
Why Does My Skin Break Out at the Beach? Rubbing a beach towel on your face and body can stimulate your follicles and worsen acne. In addition, sitting around in a wet swimsuit can make bacteria more likely to grow and will leave sweat and oils on your face, back, and other areas.