Some By Mi Truecica Aqua Calming Suncream 

The Some By Mi Truecica Aqua Calming Suncream is your perfect everyday companion. This sunscreen provides optimal protection for your skin against harmful sun rays. Thanks to its advanced formula with 5 UV filters, you can enjoy the sun worry-free. It’s not only a shield against UVA and UVB rays, but also provides intense hydration with an 85% essential blend. This sunscreen offers broad-spectrum SPF50+ PA++++ protection, which means it not only protects your skin from sunburn but also from premature aging. Thanks to the patented Truecica active ingredient at an impressive 378,000 ppm, it strengthens your skin barrier while soothing it at the same time. This is perfect for keeping your skin healthy and fresh. But that’s not all! This sunscreen also has a brightening effect that makes your complexion glow. Remember that excessive sun exposure can lead to skin aging, hyperpigmentation, and melasma. That’s why it’s important to protect your skin with this reliable companion. Don’t forget to apply it regularly and generously to get the most out of this sunscreen. Enjoy the sun safely!

THE SUNSCREEN BASICS: Your Guide to Safe Sun Enjoyment How much sunscreen should I apply? For the face For the face, you should use an amount equivalent to the length of your two index fingers. This "two-finger rule" ensures that you apply enough protection to shield yourself from harmful UV rays. If you have particularly sensitive skin, feel free to follow the "three-finger rule" as well. For the entire body, the recommended amount is half a palmful. How long before sunbathing should I apply my sunscreen? Apply your sunscreen at least 30 minutes before sunbathing. This is the time the sunscreen needs to fully develop its protective effect. Particularly exposed areas such as the face, décolletage, neck, and hands require especially intensive sun protection. Remember to reapply sunscreen at least every three hours; more frequent application may be necessary, especially during the midday heat.

What is the difference between physical (mineral) and chemical (organic) sunscreen? Physical sunscreen forms a thin protective layer on the skin and reflects the sun’s rays. Chemical sunscreen, on the other hand, absorbs the sun’s rays and neutralizes them.

What are the benefits of physical sunscreen? Physical sunscreen is hypoallergenic and therefore ideal for sensitive skin, including children’s skin. It adheres well to the skin, and modern formulations prevent the white film that was common in the past. Ingredients such as titanium dioxide and zinc oxide effectively reflect harmful sun rays, preventing them from penetrating the skin in the first place.

What are the benefits of chemical sunscreen? Chemical sunscreen is lightweight and non-sticky on the skin. It leaves no white film and contains filters such as oxybenzone, octocrylene, and octinoxate, which penetrate the upper layer of the skin, absorb UV rays, and convert them into heat, which is then released by the skin.

What do SPF and PA mean in sunscreen? The Sun Protection Factor (SPF) and the PA value indicate the level of protection your sunscreen provides. SPF (Sun Protection Factor): The SPF indicates how long you can stay in the sun with the sunscreen without getting sunburned. For example, SPF 50 means you can stay in the sun 50 times longer than without protection. If you get sunburned after 10 minutes without protection, you can theoretically stay in the sun for 500 minutes with SPF 50. PA Rating (UVA Protection): The PA rating indicates protection against UVA radiation, which penetrates deep into the skin and is responsible for wrinkles and age spots. PA++ means your skin is protected from tanning up to 8 times longer, PA+++ up to 16 times longer, and PA++++ even more than 17 times longer than without protection. With these tips, you’re well-equipped to safely enjoy the sun and optimally protect your skin.