00:00UV radiation. There are two types of UV radiation. UVA and UVB.
00:06When you have sunscreen, look for a broad spectrum sunscreen.
00:11In broad spectrum, there are UVA and UVB.
00:14There are two filters. And there are SPF, Sun Protection Factor.
00:20We commonly call the sunscreen, how much power you protect it.
00:28So, you can't get 30 SPF.
00:31You can get 30 SPF on day-to-day basis.
00:35Now, the reason for that is, you have a field work outside.
00:39You have a lot of work. You have a lot of work.
00:41You have a lot of exposure on vacation, beach, trekking.
00:44There are lots of exposure.
00:46So, you choose SPF 50, sunscreen.
00:50We also have blue light filters.
00:53There are sunscreens.
00:55The blue light is when people have screen exposure.
00:59There is office work.
01:01There is screen exposure.
01:02So, there is radiation radiation.
01:05So, you can see the skin pigmentation.
01:09There is a lot of exposure.
01:11So, in that set of population, they can choose a sunscreen with broad spectrum.
01:16And with blue light filters.
01:18Okay.
01:18There is a lot of exposure.
01:19Yes.
01:19And if you think of a suit.
01:22Right.
01:24So, allergy is a concept that we don't normally predict.
01:30Right.
01:30That it doesn't happen.
01:32That it doesn't happen.
01:48So, that.
01:49And I will tell you two different things.
01:50I will tell you about sunscreen.
01:52Chemical and physical.
01:53Oh.
01:54So, chemical sunscreens.
01:55That you have UV radiation.
01:58That you absorb it.
02:00That you absorb it.
02:01That you have a process.
02:02That you absorb it.
02:04That you absorb it.
02:04So, physical sunscreens.
02:06That you have low level.
02:09They form like a layer on the skin.
02:12Okay.
02:12That you have a barrier.
02:13That you have a barrier.
02:15That you have a barrier.
02:17That your allergies.
02:19It Much less than you have.
02:21I do not know.
02:22We have the fruits.
02:25So, the conditions.
02:25Those conditions.
02:26They are not going to give you energy.
02:28So, in such a population.
02:30We recommend physical sunscreens.
02:32Very good.
02:33But, skin with a fine.
02:35Like oily skin.
02:37So, dry skin.
02:37Combination.
02:38So, the skin we got a fine.
02:39That we can get.
02:40Not get some sunscreen.
02:41Even today.
02:42We also have gel form.
02:44We have cream.
02:45And the matte finish.
02:46If you use a silicone-based sunscreen, what do you need to do with your skin?
02:51When you have dry skin and you have hydrating base, cream base, that's how you use it.
03:01When you have oily skin, you have gel-based sunscreens.
03:04The patient has gel-based sunscreens that are comfortable with oily skin, pimples,
03:10and the patient has a tendency to use a silicone-based sunscreen.
03:17But the working population, the patient has a lot of skin,
03:24and the patient has a lot of skin, and the light.
03:29Then the silicone-based sunscreen is matte-finished,
03:33and the same suit.
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