My personal sun care tips to perfectly block the stinging spring sun's UV rays

With the arrival of spring, cherry blossoms bloom and the weather is perfect for outings, but it is also a frightening time of year when ultraviolet rays, which age our skin, become the strongest.
I have had the experience of underestimating the spring sun and going out without applying sunscreen properly, only to have dark spots suddenly appear on my cheekbones, so I am very serious about sun care during the changing seasons.
Before going out in the morning, I always make sure to squeeze out about two knuckles of non-whitening organic sunscreen as the last step of my skincare routine and pat it thoroughly all over my face.
However, since sunscreen washes off with sweat or sebum, reapplying it every three hours during outdoor activities is the most important key tip for preventing melasma.
I always carry a matte, transparent sunstick in my bag as a must-have so that I can easily reapply it over makeup without getting it on my hands.
Before going out for lunch or taking a walk in the afternoon, before touching up your makeup with a cushion, draw a line with a sun stick mainly on your cheekbones and nose bridge to coat them once more.
And when you stay outdoors for a long time on the weekend, do not rely solely on sunscreen; make sure to use a wide-brimmed hat that covers half your face and a UV-blocking parasol together.
If you thoroughly apply double and triple physical barriers like this, you can maintain clear, porcelain-like skin without a single blemish, even under the harsh sunlight of spring.
Maypure Community members, please make sure to thoroughly protect yourselves from the UV rays of spring, which are easy to let your guard down on, and let's all cultivate healthy, clear skin free from photoaging.