I m a man, can I use a woman s sunscreen? 20

Yes, but if you want to use women's sunscreen, it is best to find oily **, because it can control oil, it is relatively refreshing, it is recommended to Neutrogena, more than 100, the sunscreen used by girls generally contains a lot of oil, and even girls are very tired after applying, let alone boys. There is also a sunscreen for boys, like the brand you use, I remember. Biotherm has men's skin care products, ** more expensive than the brand you use now, in fact, many brands have men's, if you can't stand the greasy feeling you can use sunscreen (but this is less) and then you have to do a good job of cleaning, especially the waterproof and sweatproof sunscreen!

Otherwise, it will clog the pores!

There will be no conflict, they are all one product, but because they are all produced by themselves, the effect will be better when used together.

Normally, after skin care, that is, after using up the Energizing Lotion, you can apply sunscreen.

Although sunscreen is not a woman's patent, but now the better men's sunscreen products really haven't been found, the multi-protection shield you said is suitable for a variety of skin types, and it doesn't hurt for men to use it, but it has to withstand the strange eyes of others.

I don't think there's much difference, a colleague of mine, her husband has been using her skin care products, you can go to see Shi Biman, this skin care products are good, sunscreen, isolation.

Well, you can. Don't worry too much about that.

However, sunscreen in summer boys' ** will be more oily, pay attention to choose a refreshing and non-greasy one when using sunscreen.

It won't conflict, but it's best not to use it that way, after all, there is a certain difference between men's skin and women's skin. It is best to use a sunscreen that is specific to men.

Usually not.

The reason why sunscreens are divided into men's and women's models proves that there are certain differences between the two. Different sunscreen products are suitable for different purposes.

The best thing to do is to try it on the inside of your wrist before you buy it. If there is **redness, swelling, pain, and itchiness within 10 minutes, it means that there is an allergic reaction to the product, and you can try a product that is one times lower than this SPF. If there is still a reaction, it is better to abandon the brand's sunscreen.

Sunscreen is unisex.

When used correctly, sunscreen can not only easily cope with the summer sun, but also do more with less. Generally, sunscreen should be applied about 20 minutes before going out, because sunscreen does not have the effect of sun protection when applied to the skin, and it needs to give the skin time to absorb. If it is a purely physical sunscreen, it does not need to be applied in advance, because it acts directly on the surface of the skin and will not be collected by the skin.

Sunscreen doesn't last all day, so reapply it when you're sweating a lot or you're outdoors for a long time. Sunscreen must be applied evenly, and don't forget only the face, but forget the neck, arms and other parts.

Overall, there is not much difference, the difference is only for skin type and not gender.

Because men's sunscreens are not as delicate as women's, and they secrete more oil, the main skin type for men's sunscreens is oily skin. There are different types of women's skin types, so there are more types of sunscreens for women than for men, and there are sunscreens for all skin types.

The effect of men's sunscreen mainly lies in sun protection and oil control, and the effect is relatively simple; In addition to sun protection and oil control, the effects of women's sunscreen also have whitening, hydration, concealer, waterproofing, and makeup fixing.