Can sunscreen prevent tanning?
No, you may or may not will get a slight tan even if you do wear a sunscreen.
Remember, sunscreen acts as a filter. It can’t prevent your skin’s exposure to the sun 100 percent. So, you can still tan at some level.
Let me explain in a better way⬇️
In the short term, your skin responds to sun exposure by becoming inflamed.
As a result of a sunburn, your skin adapts by tanning.
1️⃣The more prolonged your exposure, the more severe a burn may be.
2️⃣Tanned skin is also the result of melanin released in the affected area.
So why should you even wear a sunscreen?
Wearing a broad-spectrum sunscreen with the right SPF can help minimize long-term effects of UV exposure, such as cancer and photoaging. The negative effects may not always be seen by the naked eye.
It can prevent some of the skin inflammation that leads to tanning, but this shouldn’t be your main concern when it comes to UV rays.
✅Wearing it every day is essential to help protect your skin against burns, aging, and cancer.
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