6 Products a Dermatologist Won't Go to the Beach Without
As someone who is a complete sun (and wrinkle) phobe, I am the least fun person to go to the beach with. I constantly remind everyone to reapply sunscreen and will not hesitate to check your work. Although I try my best to stay covered from head to toe, there will always be one person who is even more diligent than me: a dermatologist. So to get the very best sun-protection tips, I reached out to one and found out exactly what she keeps in her beach bag in Summer. Keep reading to find out how you too can keep your body as safe as possible while lounging oceanside. Dermatologist Dr. Debra Jaliman, MD, never goes to the beach without Colorescience Sunforgettable Brush-On Sunscreen SPF 30 ($65). "Since it is powder, it doesn't clog the pores and never breaks out the skin if you are applying to the face," she said. It's perfect for touch-ups or applying to your scalp so you don't get sunburned. Dr. Jaliman also recommends this to her oily patients to protect their skin while eliminating shine. Another one of Dr. Jaliman's favorite products is the EltaMD UV Physical Sunscreen SPF 30 ($26). "It has a high concentration of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, which offers both UVA and UVB protection," she said. "It's also good for sensitive skin and skin prone to eczema and rosacea." Some items of clothing can offer protection from the sun and come with "UPF" protection, which stands for ultraviolet protection factor. Dr. Jaliman suggests looking for a hat with a brim of at least two inches and a UPF of 30 to offer more protection. The Coolibar Women's Ginger Ribbon Hat ($50) is a stylish choice with UPF 50+ to protect your face. Your eyes, as well as the skin surrounding them, shouldn't be forgotten. Dr. Jaliman recommends using sunglasses with UV400 blocking lenses like the D'Blanc x Amuse Society The Last Aviator Sunglasses ($180). If you want to keep your face from breaking out from sweat and sand, bring facial wipes like the Patchology Clean AF On-the-Go Refreshing Facial Cleansing Wipes ($5) with you to the beach. "This is the easiest way to wash the dirt and sweat off your face while at the beach," Dr. Jaliman said. "Just make sure to reapply sunscreen every two hours or after swimming." "UPF clothing is one of my favorite items for the Summer," Dr. Jaliman said. "Clothing, hats, and other fabrics that protect you from the sun have a UPF rating, which is the measure of the amount of UVA and UVB radiation that enters the fabric and reaches the skin." Try bringing a protective cover-up like the Coolibar Women's Beach Cover-Up Dress UPF 50+ ($80) to protect your skin from damage.
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