In view of the fact that the average adult needs at least one teaspoon (or two finger lengths) to cover the face and neck properly – and this reassessment is important on hot, sunny days – it is no surprise that many people skip sun protection and consider it more than expensive than every day. That is a problem. The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) reports that invasive melanoma – a kind of skin cancer that can be caused by UV radiation and can spread to other parts of the body – is diagnosed to the most fifth -frequent cancer in men and women in the USA in the USA. A large proportion of melanous cases is associated with UV exposure (uviviolet (UV). However, examinations show that the use of a high factor with broad spectrum is reduced at the risk of developing melanoma. In other words, sunscreen is the key to protecting your skin. But what if your budget does not give any space for this?
