The 2-Hour Sunscreen Rule That Could Save Your Skin
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 ...