Best Sunscreen and Sunblock for Thinning Hair:
Four things to look for in Sunblock for Hair Loss
Summer means beaches, pools, cookouts,
and time in the sun without a hat.
For millions of Americans struggling with hair loss, this brings the
challenge of protecting the scalp from the dangerous sun.
Products designed for hair loss, such as Scalp Saver Sunblock
developed by Hair Loss Control Clinic, protect the delicate skin of your
scalp, and maintain your hairstyle. Look for these four things when choosing
a hair loss sunscreen for thinning hair.
#1 Sun Cancer Protection
Don’t sacrifice protection for
appearance. Look for a product
with UVA/UVB protection.
Scalp
Saver SPF 46 is a natural, zinc-based formulation which blocks UVA and UVB
rays.
The skin of the scalp is sensitive,
and regular sunscreen can irritate it.
For thinning hair, look for a sunscreen without parabens or sulfates.
The best sunscreens for hair loss are free of all irritants and are
dermatologist tested.
Scalp
Saver can be used on sensitive skin because it is free of fragrances, parabens, colorants and sulfates.
#3 Ease of Use
Sunscreen for thinning hair should be
applicable without altering the hair style. A greasy sunscreen weighs down
hair and shows more scalp, so look for a spray applicator.
Some products have additional components to make use easy.
Scalp Saver SPF 46 sprays on white to ensure complete coverage before
it dries clear for invisible protection.
#4 Works with different types of thinning hair
Different hair thins differently.
For men, the top and back of the head is more likely to have thinning
hair. Because this area is hard
to reach and see, look for a sunscreen that sprays on in color and dries
clear so that it is easy to tell where the sunscreen has been applied and
does not require reaching the area.
Women’s hair thins more at their part.
Look for a hair loss sunscreen that sprays on so that it does not
affect hair style. Children need
a gentle sunscreen that dries quickly and won’t drip into their eyes.
Scalp Saver SPF 46 Sunscreen dries without dripping and children like
watching it “magically” change color.
Using the four criteria above can help
you find a sunscreen for thinning hair that works well with your lifestyle
and hairstyle. Sunscreens, such
as Scalp Saver SPF 46, allow anyone with hair loss to continue to have an
active and enjoyable summer without worrying about a sunburn or the risk of
skin cancer.
Linda De Loatch has been an expert in
the hair loss community for 30 years.
Visit her website at
www.imagesunlimited.org
and
www.takingcontrolofhairloss.com
to can learn more about
Scalp Saver SPF 46 and other hair
loss sun protection as well as other solutions for thinning hair.

