It seems like it's for your skin to absorb the sunscreen to protect from sunburn. It should take about 20 mins, then it shouldn't lose effect in the waterI can count the number of times I went to a beach to have fun in on hand. Its less than five times. I understand why we need to apply sunscreen, but what I dont understand is, we are going to play in the water. Wont the sunscreen(and its effect) be washed away from all the swimming, submerged underwater and splashing?
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I know your comment is old but there is water proof sunscreen. Would be surprised if that universe didn't have any.I can count the number of times I went to a beach to have fun in on hand. Its less than five times. I understand why we need to apply sunscreen, but what I dont understand is, we are going to play in the water. Wont the sunscreen(and its effect) be washed away from all the swimming, submerged underwater and splashing?
I live in Australia so I'm quite familiar with a deadly sun as well as beaches. Almost every single brand of sunscreen we have here is waterproof for up to 4 hours. A combination of moisture repellent polymers and skin safe adhesives (like beeswax) are added to the cream so it doesn't wash off unless you use scrubbing force or a surfactant like soap.I can count the number of times I went to a beach to have fun in on hand. Its less than five times. I understand why we need to apply sunscreen, but what I dont understand is, we are going to play in the water. Wont the sunscreen(and its effect) be washed away from all the swimming, submerged underwater and splashing?