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7 Reasons Why You Should Choose Ayurvedic Sunscreen Over Chemical Ones?

7 reasons to choose ayurvedic sunscreen

Are you wondering if "Ayurvedic sunscreen really works?" Not only is the answer is YES, but believe it or not, it's even BETTER than that!

Chemical sunscreens are great at blocking those harmful UVB rays that cause sunburn, but they often miss out on blocking UVA rays, which go deeper into the skin and speed up ageing – and nobody wants that, right?

So we look for sunscreen with a high SPF to protect our skin from sunburn, premature ageing, harmful UV rays, and even skin cancer.

But, have you ever thought about what’s in your sunscreen? Many are made with chemicals that could be bad for your skin and health. That’s where natural sunscreen comes in. It’s getting popular because it’s made from natural ingredients. So, why not give them a try and see if it’s the better choice for your skin?

7 Reasons to Opt for an Ayurvedic Sunscreen 

Nowadays, markets are flooded with SO MANY sunscreen options but the most important factor to consider is whether to use a chemical sunscreen or a natural sunscreen infused with natural herbs & ingredients.

Here are 7 reasons why Ayurvedic sunscreen is better for you and the environment.

1. Natural Ingredients - 

Sunscreens are formulated with natural ingredients derived from plants, herbs, and minerals that have been used for centuries in Ayurveda to heal and protect the skin. Ingredients like aloe vera, turmeric, and coconut oil offers natural sun protection while nourishing the skin. Unlike chemical sunscreens, which contain synthetic compounds like oxybenzone and avobenzone that can irritate the skin and disrupt hormones, natural sunscreens provide a safer, more natural alternative.

2. Suitable for Sensitive Skin -

Ayurvedic sunscreens are formulated with natural ingredients, so they best suit sensitive skin and are less likely to cause any allergic reactions or skin irritations. This makes it ideal for people with sensitive skin who are prone to the presence of harsh chemicals in the most traditional yet best sunscreens. These include sandalwood and calendula, all of which are known to have a soothing effect, thus reducing the inflammatory effect on the skin.

3. Environmental Friendly -

Choosing herbal sunscreens can also benefit the environment. The ingredients are biodegradable and do not harm marine life or coral reefs. On the other hand, the majority of chemical sunscreens contain oxybenzone and octinoxate, which have been known as contributors to the bleaching of coral and the deterioration of aquatic ecosystems. One can hence derive that not only does the use of these sunscreens benefit the skin, but it also helps the environment.

4. Anti-Aging Benefits -

Most Ayurvedic sunscreens come with strong anti-aging benefits through the herbs and ingredients used in them. For example, some plants, such as neem and tulsi (holy basil) have oxidative properties that assist in fighting radicals, which are the main causes of aging. Regular use of these sunscreens can thus help to maintain youthful skin while protecting against sun damage.

5. Long-lasting Protection -

Most chemical-based sunscreens contain synthetic ingredients that wear off easily upon exposure to the sun. This means that the effect of the sunscreen reduces with time, and it has to be reapplied every few hours. On the other hand, an herbal sunscreen is totally natural and thus gives long protection against harmful UV rays and pollution.

6. No Harmful Side Effects -

Chemical sunscreens have been found to have various side effects, including skin irritation, allergies, and hormonal disbalances. However, natural formulations of these sunscreens are likely to be milder on the skin; hence, no adverse reactions are likely. This makes them a safer choice, especially for people with sensitive skin or health-conscious individuals.

7. Nourishing Properties - 

Many times, ayurvedic sunscreen for sensitive skin also functions as a nourishing skin treatment. Ingredients like sandalwood, neem, and ghee are not only effective in protecting against UV rays but also moisturize, heal, and enhance the skin's overall health. This dual function makes natural sunscreen far better for a person who wants the best for his or her skin and not just protection from the sun.

Choose the Right Sun Protection with Ayurveda!

ayurvedic sunscreen to prevent sun damage

Choosing an Ayurvedic sunscreen over a chemical one is a wise decision for your skin's health and the environment. These sunscreens are made with natural ingredients that not only prevent sun damage but also nourish the skin and can soothe sunburns effectively. 

By choosing a natural formula, you avoid exposing your skin to harsh chemicals. Ayurveda recommends using a natural sunscreen infused with these herbs and natural carriers such as beeswax, sesame, or coconut oil to boost their protective and healing properties. With the right combination of these natural remedies, anyone suffering from sunburn will find some much-needed relief quickly and effectively while avoiding any harsh chemicals.

This summer, enjoy the sunny days safely and healthily with Vedaxry Ayurvedic Sun Protection!

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