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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the sunscreen log in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the product name of the sunscreen being used in the designated field.
  3. Next, specify the month during which the sunscreen application will take place.
  4. Indicate the SPF level of the sunscreen in the appropriate section to ensure proper sun protection.
  5. Fill in the program or room where the sunscreen will be applied, ensuring accurate tracking.
  6. Document each child's name who will receive sunscreen application, providing clarity for caregivers.
  7. Record the date and time of application, using initials to confirm that applications were made both in the morning and afternoon as needed.
  8. Finally, have all individuals applying sunscreen sign and initial in the provided spaces to maintain accountability.

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For most people, experts suggest putting one ounce of sunscreen on your entire body, or enough to fill one shot glass. Then, add . 04 ounces of sunscreen on your face, or enough to fill just the bottom of a shot glass.
Everyone, regardless of age, gender or race, should use sun protection factor (SPF) of 30 or higher.
With the rule of nines, the bodys surface area is divided into 11 areas, each representing roughly 9% of the total (box). Sunscreen can be applied to each of these areas at a dose of 2 mg/cm2 if two strips of sunscreen are squeezed out on to both the index and middle fingers from the palmar crease to the fingertips.

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Apply sunscreen liberally to all uncovered skin, especially your nose, ears, neck, hands, feet, and lips (but avoid putting it inside your mouth and eyes). Reapply at least every two hours. Apply more often if youre swimming or sweating. (Read the label for your specific sunscreen.
After the moisturiser and eye cream are absorbed by the skin, apply a generous layer of sunscreen on your face and neck. You can then proceed to apply makeup. For your body, you can apply a body lotion on clean skin and then follow up with sunscreen.
1/4 teaspoon is enough sunscreen for your face and the front of your neck for most people. How much sunscreen do you need on the face in teaspoons? You need a generous teaspoon of sunscreen for your face, the front of your neck, your ears and the little space behind your ears in front of your hairline.
More protection: SPF 50 blocks about 1.3% more harmful UVB rays than SPF 30. Longer protection: SPF 50 sunscreens can protect your skin for longer, which means you have to reapply less often. Many SPF 50 sunscreens recommend reapplying every 150 minutes rather than the recommended 120 minutes for SPF 30.
This has led to techniques and recommendations, like using 2 or 3 finger lengths of sunscreen, using 1/4 teaspoon of sunscreen, or applying our sunscreen twice. These techniques are all meant to encourage a more generous application of sunscreen, because when unprompted people tend to not apply enough.

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