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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2025 · 15 MIN

An Educational Guide to Daily SPF for Estheticians and Skin Care Experts

from The Skinstructors

In this podcast episode of The Skinstructors, Joely and Morgan talk all things SPF (sun protection factor) and its importance in your daily skincare routine. They discuss the necessity of daily SPF application, the different types of UV radiation, and how to choose the right sunscreen for various skin types. The conversation also addresses common misconceptions about sunscreen, particularly for individuals with darker skin tones, and highlights innovations in SPF formulations that offer additional skin benefits. Practical tips for estheticians on how to recommend SPF effectively to clients are also shared, emphasizing the importance of understanding individual needs and preferences.   Takeaways: SPF should be a daily habit in your skincare routine, not just for sunny days. SPF 30 is the minimum recommended for effective skin protection. Darker skin tones still require sunscreen for protection. New and innovative SPF products are evolving with added skin health benefits. Listening to client concerns helps in recommending the right SPF sunscreen. Stay Connected: Instagram  Website Youtube Email: [email protected]  

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