Yep, you need it in the winter too, ladies.
, which is a tremendously useful active ingredient that’s both anti-inflammatory and helps skin produce more ceramides to become more resilient.”
Keeping topped up with your SPF is especially important if you’re taking part in winter activities like skiing. “On a bright day, clean fresh snow can reflect up to 90% of UV rays, meaning you’re bombarded directly and indirectly,” says Dr Bunting.so take a mini SPF with you to keep in your pocket. The same goes for lip care. We often neglect our poor lips forgetting that they need sun protection, too. Look out for a lip balm with SPF and remember to reapply throughout your action-packed day.
The one rule regardless of what season it is remains: the best winter SPF is the one you’ll wear. So if you find in the winter your skin needs a little more oomph in the formula to keep you comfortable then seek that out. But, if you find your skin is perfectly fine with your go-to summer formula, then stick to that! It really is just about finding what works for you and your skin.