Do you know the difference between sunscreen and isolation cream?

The difference between sunscreen and isolation cream is not easy to tell. I believe many women don’t understand it and don’t know how to use sunscreen and isolation cream correctly. Simply put, isolation cream can both isolate and protect against the sun, while the function of sunscreen is relatively simple.

1. The difference between sunscreen and isolation cream:

1. Sun protection cream can also isolate makeup. In addition to the sun protection function, isolation cream also contains antioxidant ingredients, whitening ingredients or vitamin ingredients. Compared with ordinary sunscreens, isolation creams have purer ingredients, are easier to absorb, and can prevent dirty air and ultraviolet rays from damaging the skin.

2. Sunscreen is a professional product for sun protection. Relatively speaking, sunscreen is a professional sun protection product. It can not only prevent the skin from getting tanned, but also effectively protect the skin from sunburn.

3. Primer is a base makeup product, which mainly reduces the damage of makeup to the skin. Isolation cream not only has the function of sun protection but also has the function of isolating makeup. Isolation cream is a base makeup product that can cope with daily sun protection and isolation work. In addition, most isolation products can prevent premature aging of the skin and reduce the damage of makeup to the skin.

2. Similarities between sunscreen and isolation cream:

Both sunscreen and isolation cream have the function of sun protection. Sunscreen can effectively prevent the production of melanin, and can protect you from getting tanned or sunburned, thus maintaining your youthful and moisturized appearance at all times. Sunscreen works by shielding the skin from UV rays. Primer is an important step to protect makeup and skin. Isolation cream does have an isolating effect against ultraviolet rays, and its essence is sun protection! The sunscreen used in isolation cream is the same as that used in sunscreen, which is usually divided into two categories: organic sunscreen and physical sunscreen. Organic sunscreens interact with ultraviolet rays, changing their wavelengths, turning ultraviolet rays that are originally harmful to the skin into harmless ones; physical sunscreens (titanium dioxide, zinc dioxide, etc.) mainly rely on the principle of refraction to block ultraviolet rays. From this perspective, primer and sunscreen are the same thing.