Hello comrades
Our bureau has an
urgent meeting today Have any of you noticed anything unusual lately
You look especially beautiful
today That's exactly right isn't
it You all truly have sharp eyes
But what I'm referring to here is the online community's reaction
Lately the internet has been buzzing
It's because summer heat is upon us
It's very difficult to find suitable sunscreen
Moreover recent information has further confused public opinion
While our agency's mission is to
They had to ensure each user could choose the sunscreen best suited to their needs
So do any of you have suggestions
I have an idea What do
people think about UV Cam I disagree
UV Cam itself has generated a
lot of controversial opinions
Not to mention the high cost there
are many opinions that UV Cam
merely indicates the presence of chemical sunscreen ingredients
That means it's absorbed into the skin only
Any components remaining on the skin's surface
won't be visible under UV light
Or let's just do a review
Let's dive right in with a full review
Review every single sunscreen we have
But we can't possibly review every sunscreen on the
market Not to mention no sunscreen works for everyone
Therefore I suggest we help each person
gain the ability to independently understand
sunscreen information and proactively seek out products that suit their needs
The review is merely for reference That's a tough solution since
there's no guarantee people will be willing to
listen or take the time to understand
But it's definitely worth trying
The green comrades had no objections
So we've reached a consensus
Alright comrades
Let's see if I choose wisely I'll succeed
Excuse me comrades may I be allowed to speak first
Hey take off your shirt smoke
Tell the sunscreen we must begin with the matter of
How sunscreen is classified
In the past we classified sunscreens based on their mechanism of action
Specifically sunscreen will be divided into three
types: physical sunscreen chemical sunscreen
and physical sunscreen chemical sunscreen
According to this method
anything that reflects UV rays
Then we call it physics
What absorbs and neutralizes ultraviolet
radiation in the skin is called chemistry
And something that both reflects and absorbs is what we call a
hybrid sunscreen However this
classification faces numerous challenges
Differing opinions exist
First of all it is claimed that
physical sunscreen itself
contains ingredients such as titanium dioxide
zinc oxide primarily
reflects UV rays but also
absorbs and neutralizes
a small portion of them
So it's not entirely about the physical aspect either
Then alongside that there are also
differing opinions regarding wordplay
Titanium is titanium
or if it's cream it's also in
the periodic table of
chemistry Why is it called physics To avoid
all possible misunderstandings
and as for the unnecessary debates we 'll
address them later by introducing
a different classification system
that sounds more appealing and friendly
with a more environmentally friendly approach
These are mineral sunscreens organic
sunscreens and hybrid
mineral-organic sunscreens
Within these categories
Organic sunscreens are sunscreens
whose active ingredients contain carbon
atoms For example:
Avobenzone Autocrylene Dinosaur S
Dinosaur M
Then sunscreens that contain no
carbon-based
molecules are called
mineral sunscreens
For example Zinc Oxide and
Titanium Dioxide contain only
metal and oxygen They consist
of just these two elements
Then we'll refer to it as hybrid sunscreen
Now let's agree
on calling it this way
and move forward together comrades
Thank you Director and I'd like to
follow up on your remarks to explain
the symbols found on sunscreen products that we need to understand
First that is the SPS symbol
when discussing SPS we know
it indicates resistance to UVB
rays also known as UV burning
at is the UV filter causing
sunburn leading to skin darkening
and skin burns on our skin
And for example if SPF 30
en we understand that it protects our skin from
96.7% of UV rays and does
so over a period of time
300 minutes equals 5 hours
If SPS 50
it means the skin is protected
by 98% and within
Five hundred minutes roughly
speaking is about eight hours but in
reality it's not nearly as perfect
or flawless as that might suggest
Sounds incredibly ideal but there are numerous
issues comrades need to pay close attention to First
this result is from a validation test
the laboratory under impossibly
ideal conditions and using sufficient
quantities—this is why we can'
t be certain we've achieved it
This level of protection is exactly what we actually
use The second point is that
although it sounds like 98%
Within eight hours right
But it's not about the very first minute
by the final minutes they'll be the same
but in reality our skin's ability to protect against UV exposure
gradually declines over time much
like a steep decline For example
If SPS is 50 within the first
10 minutes we'll be protected
98% meaning there's only a 2%
chance of getting burned out
Alright but after 30
minutes it was already
6% and after 150 minutes
it had risen to 30%
This means we shouldn't rely solely on
the SPS rating printed
on the packaging
The first is that we must use sufficient
amounts and the second is to extremely
limit exposure to the sun for extended
periods especially during peak sunlight hours
sunlight can destabilize
certain sunscreen ingredients
which is why it's important
to apply sunscreen carefully
called downgrading Or when
we sweat and then apply
oil it further
reduces the sunscreen's effectiveness
Another symbol that may or may not appear
on the packaging is PA
or in some places PPD
persistent pigment darkening
According to what we understand PA
or PPD indicates
the skin's protection level against UVA rays UVA
UV aging also known as UV
aging is the primary cause of
premature aging resulting
in wrinkles and sagging skin
and along with UVB exposure
also causes other conditions
such as melasma hyperpigmentation or skin cancer
I've already said this many times before comrades
What I truly want to emphasize
with you today is really
The point is PA 3
plus PA 4 should be
understood as equivalent
to the entire PPD
at's about 8 to 16 meaning
protection against UVA rays
equivalent to 8 to 16 times
better than without protection
We don't use sunscreen And if it's PA 4 plus as
indicated on this packaging
that means it's equivalent to
with SPF 16 or higher
means it will protect
our skin up to 16 times
or even 32 times better
46 times greater than not
using sunscreen saying it
that way means the higher the
PA or PPD rating the better
Is that right Yes but
everything comes with its
price comrades If we want high PA or PPD then
Sometimes we just have to accept that the product will be slightly oily
as the ingredients that offer the best
protection against UVA are often this way
Since it dissolves in oil we
also need plenty of oil or certain
condiments to help dissolve these
active compounds The second point is
and if we want to protect effectively
we also need to use a supplement
with a high concentration of these
substances and the higher the better
The higher the level the greater the likelihood of irritation
therefore for PA a score of 4 could
be equivalent to 16 or even 32
or is it 46 right Well anyway adding 4
is fine too and if
the packaging says PPD
en just look for anything from 16 and above—20 to
40 is perfect broad spectrum
wide-range sun protectio
refers to sunscreens being able to protect the skin from
UVB UVA2 and UVA1 rays however
comrades must keep in mind
remain cautious because many sunscreens labeled
as broad spectrum on the packaging may not
actually provide comprehensive protection and it's
unclear just how extensive that coverage truly is
Not necessarily because just
resisting a small amount of
UVA1 exposure is enough to claim
broad-spectrum protection So
How widespread it truly
is can only be verified by
our ability to comprehend
the inner components or the
Behind the packaging Very high protection
a phrase commonly found on sunscreen labels from Océan
equivalent to the following very high protection
equivalent to SPF 50+ high protection
SPF 30–50
medium protection SPF
15–25 low protection
SPF 4–10
owever it's important to note that
very high protection does not imply
high UVA protection so very high
protection is not necessarily guaranteed
It's perfect comrades
this is the rating indicating the sunscreen's water resistance
allowed to be displayed on packaging from
40 to 80 minutes although no
sunscreen is truly waterproof
or sweatproof so even the
FDA of the United States
and the standards for screws
no longer permit the use of
the terms waterproof or
sweatproof but only water resistant
In practice the product is
colored and typically serves to even out
skin tone as well as provide light coverage
Honestly comrades back
then I wasn't really fond of
using authentic products because they were usually
Darker than my own skin
tone but recently there have
been many new sunscreens available lightly tinted
In this way the vibrant colors are
very suitable however if comrades are
not interested in purchasing products
with moon motifs or bright colors
When there's coverage it's best to
pay close attention to avoid mistakes
but there are also cases like this
one where nothing is written on it
If you're buying packaging then we must carefully check reviews
before purchasing especially for
oil-free anti-shine or matte options
ey are products designed to address oily skin without leaving
a greasy shine in terms of
ingredients these Oil free products
ypically products that are not oil
-based formulations some products
that do not contain mineral oil
may still claim to be oil-free
However it's also possible that
in the ingredient list we might
still see some entries labeled as natural oil or fragrance oils
and products such as oil-free anti-
shine matte truly achieve this because
their ingredient lists contain specific
compounds that help control shine
but could also be oil-absorbing or oil-
saving such as silicon
or aluminum starch
or even alcohol which is the pillar regarding Comrade Hong's
turn I would like to present
some important active ingredients
but we must remember Of course comrades can explore
additional active ingredients
by clicking the link below
but what I shared below
in the description the goal
However here it only briefly touches on a few points
The golden faces in the heart of the sun's rays are just that—sunlight itself But before
that we need to review
a little knowledge about the different types of UV rays
cludes UVB with wavelengths from 280–320
and UVA2 from 320–340
UVA1
The shorter the wavelength the higher
the energy and greater the destructive
power waves with lower energy however
penetrate deeper into the skin
and may cause damage to the dermis also known as the corium I
would like to divide these
into three groups of components
First that's the broad-spectrum sun protection group meaning it
shields against both UVA and UVB
rays And the recent light source
we often hear about this being
Trinusoft S and Trinusoft M
let's start with Trinusoft S
as it is the component with broad-spectrum protection
ranging from 280 to 400
with the best protection
occurring at two
wavelengths 310 and 345
The mechanism works both as a UV-
blocking filter and as an absorber and
neutralizer of UV radiation making it a comprehensive protective filter
Extremely effective and safe it stabilizes
enzyme-rich areas while enhancing
the skin's protective capabilities
in delicate sunscreen formulations
Honestly even though it's a budget product knowing it
has Trinusoft S or M makes
me feel much more confident
Tell another brother that Trinusoft M also has a
protection range from 280 to
400 but there's a difference
First the best protection
is at a wavelength of 306
with fairly good protection
also at a wavelength of 305
but not as good And when
comparing Trinusoft S with
Trinusoft M we see that the
protection range of Trinusoft M
extremely wide even capable
of shielding against
blue light meaning wavelengths
beyond 400nm However
When it comes to strong
protection Trinusoft S clearly
stands out doesn't it It's
truly in a league of its own
Down it goes all at once— for
Trinusoft M there's a steady stability
across each wave so when it's
combined it's consistently reliable
Between these two components it'
s absolutely perfect—Missoring XL
also known in the ingredient list
as Dermatrizone Trisilocane is this
a component developed
using L'Oréal's patents
commonly found in sun protection products
All of the company's brands including Garnier L'
Oréal Paris and La Roche-
Posay feature Missoring XL
and this is a broad-
spectrum sunscreen covering from 280 nm to 390
nm with peak protection a
at 300 nm and 340 nm This is a component
that is oil-soluble so if it is
When used at a higher concentration it
becomes slightly glossy The next ingredient is
Zinc Oxide is very common
and also a broad-spectrum
sunscreen ingredient effective from 280nm to 400nm
where Peak Protection is
370nm However if you look at
this chart comparing the substance
I just introduced to you
en you'll realize that zinc oxide
is actually a broad-spectrum
sunscreen but it's not particularly effective The issue is tha
used in high amounts
One more thing to
note when using Zinc Oxide
is that this ingredient is insoluble in both oil
and water so it will create a certain opacity
white on our skin when applied
and truly the more Zinc
Oxide there is the whiter this
appears—wait let me continue—
Let's go ahead and plot
this chart once more comrades
Take a look at this chart The key takeaway is this
Nothing in this world is perfect
The task of those formulating
sunscreen was to combine
ingredients that complement each other's weaknesses
for each other For example there might be some
sunscreen blends combining China Soft S with China
Soft M like the one I had that day
at that time Or some other sun
protection components would
have Missoring XL However
Missoring XL although widely used
but the effectiveness isn't particularly outstanding
So what else should be combined
China Soft S is very powerful in
protecting against UVB and UVA 1
Then there's Avobenzone extremely effective
at protecting against
UVA plus added stability
That gives us a formula that could
fairly be called perfect—when discussing a
standout ingredient in sun protection one cannot fail to mention UVA defense
Avobenzone is
an excellent
UVA protective ingredient
with a range from 310
to 400 peaking at 357
To this day avobenzone
remains a classic ingredient
and is still widely
used in numerous products
The only issue is that every time
I use it I experience erectile
dysfunction because the UV isn't stable
and loses effectiveness very quickly
As a result many products have
combined Avobenzone with China Soft
for example and another commonly
used ingredient in UVA protection is
en we must mention UV Neon
A Plus which has a range
from 320 to 400 with a
peak at 354 quite similar to
both Avobenzone slightly less
effective but more flexible
can be used at higher concentrations and is more stable
Compared to Avobenzone the leading UVB blocker I’d like to recommend only
one: UV Neon T150 In fact there are numerous
other effective ingredients available
can block UVB
Back then it was always talking about
sand Bioshock oxybenzone octocrylene
Optimus X blah
But those components each
have their own unique features
and characteristics whereas
UV Neon T150 is quite perfect
can resist UV range from 290 to
340 with a peak at 314 offering
extremely strong protection
against UVB and is water-soluble
Because it's oil-based it's commonly used in water-resistant
sunscreen products Besides sunscreen
agents I recommend that everyone
Look for its close friends
in the sunscreen's formula—
gentle soothing ingredients
like B5 aloe vera and others
Lysinamide helps prevent Kim
family's contamination from causing
hyperpigmentation or acts as
antioxidants to
repair cells because
These antioxidants not only neutralize free radicals generated by
UV exposure but also appear to offer
superior protection for the skin
before any other expenses including
the cost of funeral rites
Thank you Comrade Green for your
very thoughtful and insightful
remarks now the floor is mine and
I will proceed with my presentation
All comrades have two sunscreen products
from two different schools
The first product belonging to the
My partner never smiles but he's
really kind—my partner feels sorry
about it For many people this might just be a sunscreen product
Perfect but the one flaw—just one—is
that it's not meant
to be used on the face
and the dragon's wok
Product two imperfect yet endearing in its own way
This is the product that
if the book were about ingredients
It's not overly intense but
it creates a wonderful effect
on the skin and feels like something you could use daily
Now let's break it down for
everyone: this product has
an SPF of 50 and a PPD of 33
—sounds impressive doesn't it
Compared to the
sunscreen ingredients
it will use octinoxate Tinosorb
S Tinosorb N and avobenzone—plus
many others in the formulation
pure ingredients that restore hydration
to the skin at the corner of the
street including Manitone Silitone
Rhamnose and Fructooligosaccharide
Absolutely amazing
And here's my take
Even if it's not perfect what does this one offer
SPF 50
PA +++ — look at this
It feels a bit weak around TUV protection
Specifically if talking about sunscreen ingredients
there's Zingocide
Titanium Dioxide Octinoside
Octisalate primarily focuses on blocking UVB
so it's very common and
since it only slightly darkens the skin when applied
Just slightly light not overly
white so I'm making a guess that
Zingocide is definitely under
10% and clearly shows opposition
Resisting TUVA is only allowed as three plus signs
not four plus signs
In addition she
further added some anti- components
moisturizing and antioxidant
properties include
vitamin E Coenzyme
10 and hydrolyzed collagen to hydrate the skin Another ingredient is
Acetylhexamethate 8 is highly
renowned for its ability
to combat aging and
tighten and smooth the skin
But when placed toward the end
of this ingredient list it's
likely its primary function is
more moisturizing than anything else
Thank you to our comrades for your heartfelt dedication now
that we' ve thoroughly understood let's
earnestly carry out the implementation
Fast and powerful on a broad
scale—now comrades watching this
video clip—comrades are the seeds
the core backbone of this work
So sincerely I hope
that after watching
this video you'll all
take out your sunscreen
Carefully review all the information above and share your evaluation
of the sunscreen you're currently using
in the comment section of this video
And finally
What I’d like to remind my fellow
viewers is not to forget to like and
subscribe to the Happy Skin YouTube
channel—see you in the next video
Goodbye
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