Applying SPF under LED-UV Light | Dr. Medispa
Wearing sunscreen is important for a variety of reasons ‼️ The primary reason is to protect your skin from the harmful effects of …
Effective sunscreen application
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Why do u need to apply sunscreen if u hv make up on 💀
I once forgot about my ears and the sunburn there hurt so freaking much
absolutely NO ONE is gonna put sunscreen so close to their eyes.
But I have listened than our body adjust according to the atmosphere so why can't our body adjust to protect us from UV rays itself??
Sala sugar
Sunburns on the top of your ears are straight up the WORST
Sun is good
Sunscreen on lips💀
What is this for❓
Nah, no SPF around the eyes. Thank you…
Why are you wearing medical gloves to put on sunscreen?
Where can I get this UV light device
You should apply on your hairline on top of your head too
Ouch it stings my eyes
Even though i use mineral sunscreen
Holy smokes… this is scary.
You're already finished the only thing you can do is stay out of the sun to avoid further damage.
Haven’t worn sunscreen in years. I dropped the “healthy” low fat diet, and now I eat tons of meat and butter. I haven’t gotten sunburned since despite spending hours/day every day in the sun. I also reversed my heart disease- fasting, lots of meat, and no added sugars or simple carbs.
I have an uncle who is the most fastidious person I have ever heard of in terms of avoiding direct sunlight. He puts on sunscreen every time he goes out, he wears hats everywhere, he limits his sun exposure to 15 minutes with everything covered, and he has had about 15 surgeries for skin cancer. If the sun was what caused skin cancer, he should be patient zero proving it. if the systematic application of a hypothesis does not work, the hypothesis is wrong. The sun is NOT the cause of skin cancer.
Marketing gimmicks. 😂
I put it on my teeth too. Don't want those to turn brown!
So you need uv light
Sunscreen causes cancer
Omg I hate that effing voiceover that is everywhere now
What is that voice overlay?
You’re not tricking anyone Thanos
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is this editing or is it real
You are just poisoning the skin with that. Vitamin d from sun light is not the cause of cancer, what you eat is the evil.
Why other people camera turns out black but yours red? Is it different type of light?
Better to use lipstick with SPF, rather than apply a cream to lips 🧐
id love to see a timelapse of2-3 hours of someone just sitting there and see if uv protection is lower bc of absorbtion
Even better dont go on the beach
No way do I put it around that close to my eyes. It seeps into my eyes and it stings.
I try to wear UV sunglasses with a slight side shield fit. Polarised. Good video though. Thanks.
As someone with sensory issues I'd much rather just stay out of the sun then apply sunscreen every day, let alone every two hours
I can only put sunscreen on my cheeks because I get swollen eyes (yes, even when I wash off the sunscreen) 😭
Beautiful eyes
Yeah, f all that. No sunscreen for me. Hat, sunglasses and some spf lip balm is good enough.
Enjoy your endocrine disruptors like Oxybenzone,
Parabens, Homosalate and others.
I can't put sunscreen on my eyes like that, it might as well be hot sauce.
SPF on neck and ears is 🔑
Re-apply SPF every few hours?!? Oh man, I’m cooked 💀💀
Tried dozens of products. Not one has been suitable for applying around my eyes, nor was it comfortable to reapply every 2h. I wear sunscreen every day religiously but please let's be reasonable. I'd need to give 1/3 of my salary for sunscreen (I work from home) each month if I were to reapply the correct amount every 2h.
my mom used to always spray sunscreen in my hair when i was younger, as I had super fine, light blonde hair, ive gotten sunburned where my hair parts quite a few times. I almost always wear a hat when im out in the sun now
Which sunscreen is this?