What is the role of a scalp sunscreen?
Scalp sunscreen protects against the burning and damaging UV rays of the sun. Without protection, the scalp and other parts of the head are susceptible to sunburns, dry skin, inflammation, itching, and ultimately accelerating hair loss.
Why is sunscreen important for a balding scalp?
For those with a balding scalp, protection against the sun becomes even more important. Skin is naturally thinner and less hydrated in that area, making it more sensitive to sun damage, and less capable of healing itself. With ZenonLife’s scalp & hair sunscreen SPF 40 Protect, Style & Volumize, one can stay protected while looking stylish.
What makes ZenonLife’s scalp sunscreen SPF different from the competition?
ZenonLife’s scalp & hair sunscreen SPF 40 Protect, Style & Volumize not only protects delicate skin from sun damage but leaves hair with a volumized, fuller vibe. Our proprietary blend of collagen and silk amino acids nourish and strengthen hair while safe and effective UV actives safeguard from the sun. Avobenzone in particular has been proven to provide solid protection from UVA rays. Our sunscreen is also enriched with nourishing antioxidants and nutrients, plus luxurious oils that leave hair looking and feeling amazingly soft.
How do I use ZenonLife’s scalp sunscreen SPF?
To get the most out of our scalp and hair sunscreen, we recommend applying a generous amount to your scalp, making sure to cover all the exposed areas. Feel free to spray liberally and evenly, and just let it do its work!
You'll know you're doing it right if you notice a little tingling around the treated areas -- that's a sure sign that your scalp is getting the protection it needs.
For best results, be sure to use an SPF of at least 30. We’ve made this easy for you by offering ZenonLife’s scalp & hair sunscreen SPF 40 Protect, Style & Volumize.
What other tips should I follow for scalp-protection?
In addition to using sunscreen, you should also make sure to protect your scalp from intense heat. Wear hats with wide brims when possible, and apply a cool compress if needed. Bulk up on hydration too -- staying hydrated is key to preventing sunburn and furthering the protective benefits of sunscreen.
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