At the height of the foggy, hot and humid temperatures, it’s almost impossible not to sweat and it will affect how well your sunscreen works. One trick to try to prevent sweat from affecting sunscreen is to use an antiperspirant that helps prevent sweating. This will however take some time as antiperspirants should ideally be applied to freshly washed and dried skin and they need several hours to reach full effectiveness. If you plan to be in the sun, try showering and using antiperspirant several hours before applying sunscreen.
According to WebMD, it’s best to apply sunscreen half an hour before venturing out in the sun. This will allow enough time for the sunscreen to work best once it has absorbed enough. Most people know that sunscreen should be reapplied after swimming, but not everyone knows that it should also be reapplied after sweating. If you are outdoors, exercising or running, you will need to reapply more often.
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