The number of cases of skin cancer in the UK has doubled in the last 15 years. 1 in 25 of all cancer deaths in the 20-39 
age group are caused by exposure to the sun.
Sunlight contains two types of ultra violet (UV) radiation: UVA and UVB. A is for aging, and B is for burning. UVA penetrates deeply and can lead to drying, wrinkling, sagging, and blemishes like liver spots. UVB, however, produces surface damage (sunburn) ranging from redness to severe blistering.
Aloe Sunscreen has a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 30, and is also water resistant. Many sunscreens are water soluble, play in the water for long and you lose the protection against the sun. Aloe Sunscreen retains its SPF for a full 40 minutes while in water.
Apply 15-30 minutes before going into the sun. Massage the lotion into the skin with your fingertips – the palms of the hand absorb too much. Reapply when the skin feels dry.
Price: £11.89 for 118gm.
