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The 2-Hour Sunscreen Rule That Could Save Your Skin

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You spent a few minutes in the morning carefully applying sunscreen before heading out for that beach day. You felt ready to take on the sun, right? But after just a couple of hours, that invisible shield starts to wear off leaving your skin exposed to harmful UV rays without you even realizing it. At SkinBB , we’re here to help you understand how sunscreen really works and why reapplying it every two hours isn’t just a skincare tip, instead it’s a skin-saving rule backed by science. In this blog, we’ll break it all down in simple terms and help you protect your skin the smart way. Wait, Then Glow: The 15-Min Rule Ever wonder why experts say to apply sunscreen 15 minutes before heading out? It’s not just a random number but it’s science. Sunscreen needs a little time to settle into your skin. Once applied, the active ingredients start forming a smooth, even layer that acts as your skin’s invisible shield.  During those first few minutes, water and other ingredients in the formula ...
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What Is Intrinsic Aging? The Changes Happening Beneath Your Skin

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Aging is a journey we all share, but it unfolds differently for everyone. While environmental factors like sun exposure and pollution often steal the spotlight in anti-aging conversations, there's a quieter yet unavoidable process at play within us called intrinsic aging.  Unlike sun damage, which you can manage with sunscreen or antioxidant serums, aging from within is rooted in our DNA. It’s what gradually leads to fine lines, thinner skin, and less elasticity, even if you’ve taken great care of your skin. But what’s really happening beneath the surface? Let’s understand the basics of intrinsic aging with SkinBB and what you can do to age with confidence and radiance.   What Exactly Is Intrinsic Aging?   Intrinsic aging is the natural aging process of your skin, influenced by your body’s internal clock. It’s mostly determined by your genes and the changes happening inside your body, rather than external factors like the sun or pollution (which is known as Extrinsi...
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