Stay protected with Safari Sunscreen!

Did you know that South Africa’s sunny weather is perfect for outdoor activities and beach relaxation? It’s a great time to enjoy with your family or try thrilling adventure sports.

However, the sun can pose risks to your skin and overall health if you don’t take the necessary precautions. Every year, thousands of people are affected by skin cancer. And excessive sun exposure without proper protection can also cause skin damage and premature aging.

That’s where Safari sunscreen comes in. It’s a leading brand in the Crème Classique Skincare range, which was developed by the renowned dermatologist Dr. Hardie de Beer.

Hey there! Let me tell you about the awesome Safari Range! It’s got some really cool products to keep you protected from the sun’s rays.

First up, we have the ultra-nourishing Lip Balm with SPF15. It’s like a delicious treat for your lips while also protecting them from the sun.

Next, we have the Outdoor and Sport Sunscreen with SPF50. This one’s perfect for when you’re out and about, doing activities like marathons or cycle races. And guess what? It’s even water-resistant, so you can keep going even when you’re sweating!

Then we have the Moisturising Sunscreen. It’s available in two different SPFs – 40 and 30. Not only does it give you sun protection, but it also moisturizes your skin, keeping it healthy and hydrated.

And if you’re a big fan of the Safari Range, we’ve got a handy Family Fun Size Pack for you. It has five travel-size Moisturising Sunscreens, so you can take it with you wherever you go!

Now, let’s talk about choosing the best sunscreen for you. It’s important to know which SPF will work best for your skin. SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor, and it tells you how long the sunscreen will protect you from getting sunburned. The higher the SPF, the longer you’ll be protected!

But wait, there’s more! You should also understand the difference between UVA and UVB. UVA rays can cause long-term skin damage, like wrinkling and aging, while UVB rays cause sunburn. That’s why you need a sunscreen that protects you from both.

So, whether you’re lounging on the beach or running a marathon, the Safari Range has got you covered with its amazing products. Stay protected and have fun in the sun!

Greetings, my friend! Today, I want to talk to you about SPF, which stands for Sun Protection Factor. It’s a fancy term that tells us how effective a sunscreen is at shielding our skin from those pesky UVB rays. So, how do we figure out how long our sunscreen will protect us from getting all red and sunburned?

Well, there are two things we need to consider. First, we need to know how many minutes we can spend in the sun before our skin starts to burn. And second, we need to take a look at the SPF number on our sunscreen. Let me break it down for you:

Imagine you can only last 10 minutes in the sun before your skin starts to sizzle. In this case, you’ll want to use a sunscreen with a higher SPF number, like 30 or even 50. That way, those precious minutes will stretch out, and you’ll have more time to enjoy the sunshine while staying protected.

Now, here’s a tip for you. The best time to soak up some rays is in the early morning, between 8:00 and 11:00, or in the early evening, between 17:00 and 19:00. Those are the magical hours when the sun isn’t as strong, so you can bask in its warm glow without the worry of burning to a crisp. On the flip side, try to avoid being out in the sun for long periods between 11:00 and 15:00, when those UV rays are at their fiercest.

Now, let’s talk about UVA and UVB – what’s the difference?

When you spend time in the sun, both UVA (ultraviolet A) and UVB (ultraviolet B) rays can harm your skin and eyes. They can cause sunburn, make your skin age faster, and even lead to serious health problems like skin cancer. UVA rays can damage your cells, which puts you at risk of developing skin cancer and makes your skin look older. UVB rays are what cause sunburn, which is a big risk factor for melanoma, a type of skin cancer.

That’s why it’s so important to protect yourself from the harmful effects of the sun. One of the best ways to do this is by using a broad-spectrum sunscreen like Safari. A broad-spectrum sunscreen provides protection against both UVA and UVB rays, keeping your skin safe and healthy.

The color of your skin affects how it reacts to the sun’s rays. If you have fair skin, like mine, you may be more sensitive to UV radiation and need extra protection. Darker skin, on the other hand, is naturally more resistant. But don’t be fooled, everyone needs to protect their skin, regardless of their skin tone or type.

Even on cloudy days, the sun’s rays can still reach your skin. So, don’t skip the sunscreen just because it’s not sunny. And did you know that even when you’re in your car, you’re still exposed to the sun? The rays can come in through the windows and give you a sunburn, so make sure to apply sunscreen before hitting the road.

Hey there! Have you ever wondered what exactly happens when you get a sunburn? Well, let me break it down for you. Sunburn is basically your skin’s way of reacting to the sun’s harmful rays. It’s like a natural defense mechanism that kicks in when your skin gets damaged by UVR, which stands for ultraviolet radiation. This damage affects the outer layers of your skin and causes inflammation. But hey, there’s good news! You can actually protect yourself from sunburn by applying sunscreen.

So, what does sunscreen do? Basically, it acts as a shield for your skin, blocking those pesky UVR rays from penetrating and damaging your skin cells. It’s like having a little superpower in a bottle! But here’s the thing – sunscreen isn’t a one-time thing. You need to apply it before you head outdoors, about 20 minutes beforehand. And don’t forget to reapply it every two hours, especially if you’ve been sweating or if it’s been wiped or washed off. Trust me, you don’t want to mess with those harmful rays!

Introducing the new and improved Safari range! Now available in a lightweight formula that makes application easy and comfortable. Say goodbye to greasy skin and hello to a matte finish. This sunscreen is perfect for travelers who want to pack light and replace their everyday moisturizer with a nourishing sun protection solution. Not only does it help prevent wrinkles, but it also has anti-aging properties.

Here are some helpful tips for enjoying sunny weather while staying safe:

Don’t forget to wear a hat whenever you’re out in the sun. It’s not just for style, but also for protecting your face, ears, and scalp.

Apply sunscreen to those easy-to-forget spots like the tops of your ears, your toes, and your neck.

Protect your eyes by wearing sunglasses. The sun’s rays can cause serious eye problems, including cataracts.

When you’re spending time outdoors, it’s important to find a shady spot where you and your family can escape the sun’s rays. To make sure you’re protected, pack a beach umbrella or bring a gazebo along when you go camping.

Keeping your skin safe is crucial. Pay attention to any new marks, moles, or bumps on your skin. If you notice changes in the size, texture, color, or shape of a mole, don’t take any chances. Be safe and consult your doctor.

If you have small children, take extra precautions. Apply sunscreen on them and provide hats for added protection. When they’re playing near water, use water-resistant Safari sunscreen. Always ensure there’s proper adult supervision for small children around water.

Staying hydrated is essential. Remember to drink plenty of water, especially when you’re exposed to the sun. Dehydration can occur, and in extreme cases, it can lead to sunstroke.

If you want to avoid getting older, you need to avoid the sun and wear sunscreen every day. Taking care of your skin is a long-term commitment, not a magic trick. It’s important to keep your skin safe and protected because it remembers how you treat it today, and that will show in the future.

Have fun in the sun, but make sure to always put on sunscreen. It doesn’t matter where you’re going, Safari has you covered!

You can find Safari sunscreen at Dis-Chem and other top pharmacies.