Summer sun protection English expression vocabulary

Summer sun protection English expression vocabulary

Summer is here, and sun protection is indispensable. So what are the English sunscreen words? Let me share with you the English expression of sun protection in summer. Let's have a look!

Excessive exposure to the sun will increase the risk of melanoma, which is the most deadly skin cancer.

Ultraviolet rays are very strong in summer. Ultraviolet rays mainly include two kinds of rays:

UVA with longer wavelength can penetrate the skin and cause cell damage, which is why your collagen [kldn] is lost and your skin is aging.

Ultraviolet A (UVA) will tan and age the skin.

However, UVB with shorter wavelength (ultraviolet ray with erythema effect) acts on the surface layer of skin, which mainly causes redness and sunburn.

Ultraviolet B (UVB) radiation is the main cause of sunburn and causes skin cancer.

About ultraviolet rays

ultraviolet ray

ultraviolet radiation

UVA (ultraviolet a) long-wave ultraviolet a, long-wave black spot effect ultraviolet

UVB (ultraviolet b) ultraviolet B.

PA (UVA protection) commonly used in sunscreen products is a numerical value to prevent skin from sun aging, that is, the protection degree of UVA.

Sun protection product identification

PA (protection UVA) UVA protection value

PA value represents the time of effective protection:

PA+ is about 4 hours, which means it is effective.

PA++ is about 8 hours, which means it is particularly effective.

PA+++ strong protection means very effective.

SPF (sun protection factor) Sun protection factor, that is, the time multiple of skin's resistance to ultraviolet rays.

If your skin starts to turn red after 10 minutes in the sun, you can use SPF 15 sunscreen to ensure that 150 minutes (15x 10 minutes) will not get sunburned.

Therefore, the greater the SPF value, the longer the validity period of sunscreen.

Physical sun protection is of course essential, except for traditional wide-brimmed hats and sunglasses. There is also a sunscreen artifact that children in Qingdao must be familiar with.

Yes, that's it! Efficient sunscreen equipment: face Gini.

The word Facekini is a combination of face and bikini.

Photographers of French fashion magazine CR Fashion also used the face Gini of Chinese aunt as inspiration to shoot fashion blockbusters with face Gini and swimsuits.

But you should know that in recent years, the face Gini pushed by Qingdao aunts was actually popular in France as early as the 1930s. At that time, French women regarded white as beauty and wore facial Gini when swimming.

Don't forget the magical Burqini (Buka bikini), which is a kind of women's swimsuit that follows the Islamic dress code.

Sun protection tips

Avoid sunlight.

Studies show that people who only rely on sunscreen are more likely to get sunburned than those who stay in the shade and wear long-sleeved clothes.

The study found that people who only wear sunscreen are more likely to get sunburned than those who often hide in the shade and wear long sleeves.

When the sun is strongest (from 10 to 4 pm), try to avoid the sun or stay in the shade and dress appropriately.

Therefore, from 10 to 4 pm, when the sun is strongest, try to avoid the sun and wear appropriate clothes.

Thank you very much for reminding me not to get sunburned after every sunburn.

How to use sunscreen

Enough use. Apply sunscreen 15 30 minutes before going out.

Put more. Apply sunscreen 15 30 minutes before going out.

A good rule of thumb for lotions is one teaspoon per body part or area:

If you use lotion, the rule of thumb is to apply a spoonful to every part of your body:

1 teaspoon for your face and neck; 1per arm; Each leg1; 1 for your chest and abdomen; And 1 for you to recite.

Face and neck 1 spoon; 1 spoon per arm; 65438+ 0 spoon per leg; Chest and abdomen 1 spoon; Back 1 spoon.

Reapply every 2 hours and after swimming or sweating.

Rub it every two hours and reapply it after swimming or sweating.

Use spray sunscreen carefully.

Be careful when using sunscreen spray.

Avoid using sprays on children, and don't spray them directly on your face.

Experts say to avoid using sunscreen spray on children (to avoid inhalation) and not to spray it directly on the face.

Instead, spray sunscreen on your hands and then apply it to your face.

Spray the spray on your hands first, and then apply it to your face by hand.

Sprays are flammable, so let them dry before approaching an open flame.

The spray is flammable, so make sure that the sunscreen spray is dry before approaching the fire source.

Sun protection vocabulary summary

sunbath

Sunburn, sunburn

Tanning; To tan; Yellow brown; yellowish-brown

Infiltration; penetrate

melanoma

Red skin is red.

Overexposure to the sun

Apply/reapply sunscreen/apply sunscreen.

Sun protection coefficient

Sunscreen tanning cream (the kind that must not be confused)

Sunscreen lotion sunscreen (the kind we often use)

Sunscreen spray

Sunscreen lotion and sunscreen

ultraviolet ray

ultraviolet radiation

UVA (ultraviolet a) long-wave ultraviolet a, long-wave black spot effect ultraviolet

UVB (ultraviolet b) ultraviolet B.

Sun protection coefficient

PA (protective UVA) UVA index

Oil-free means no oil, which is often found in refreshing sunscreen products.

Hypoallergenic hypoallergenic, suitable for sensitive muscles.

Non-comedogenic and difficult to produce acne, suitable for oily skin and acne people.

Water resistance has sunscreen effect within 40 minutes.

Waterproof has a sunscreen effect within 80 minutes after entering the water.

Sweat-proof function is powerful, sweat-proof.

wide-brimmed hat

Sunglasses sunglasses

Face Gini Face Gini

Brcknibka bikini

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