The Ultimate Daily Routine with Sunscreen-Infused Pomade

The Ultimate Daily Routine with Sunscreen-Infused Pomade

Alan Baia Alan Baia
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In 2019, Jennifer et al. (2019) published an article that caused as much frenzy as it informed about hair loss and growth science. In the article, the authors found that ultraviolet (UV) radiation directed to the scalp can cause hair damage, especially to the hair follicles. The study highlighted the effect of UV rays on hair is almost comparable to its impact on the skin.

Based on Jennifer et al. (2019) findings and other studies, enthusiasts in the hair loss and growth space have increasingly overhauled their use of sunscreen on the scalp. Studies such as the quantitative study by Victoria et al. (2015) have highlighted the role of human hair in the natural protection of the scalp from the sun. However, these studies have also found that human hair does not provide complete protection against sun damage to the scalp.

With this background, it becomes necessary to understand how sunscreen for the scalp is more important than a placebo and how using sunscreen products can help improve your scalp health.

Comparing the Effectiveness of Daily Sunscreen Use vs. a Placebo 

The critical factor to consider when using sunscreens for skincare is the sunscreen protection factor (SPF). Perhaps you have heard this before; maybe you haven't. But SPF measures how well your chosen sunscreen will protect you from harmful sun rays.

Studies on the utility of sunscreen products have indicated that it doesn't matter the amount or number of moisturizers, serums, or cleansers you apply in layers on your skin or scalp. Protection against UV rays is not guaranteed unless you use sunscreen or sunscreen-infused products.

While hair can protect against UV rays for the placebo group that does not use sunscreen, this level of protection, as described by Victoria et al. (2015), is dependent on factors such as the thickness and density of hair as well as the presence of melanin. As a result, this protection is not absolute. Those who only rely on their hair to protect the scalp from the harmful UVA and UVB rays have an increased predisposition to skin cancers in the scalp region.

A recent study by the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) found that people who use sunscreen regularly have a significantly lower risk of developing skin cancer. The AAD recommends using sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 and applying it to all exposed skin for at least 15 minutes before going out in the sun. 

Summary comparison between daily sunscreen use and placebo

Study author(s)

Study Details

Findings

Jennifer et al. (2019)

Irradiation of human scalp skin in the transepidermal region ex vivo using UVA, UVB.

-          UV radiation was cytotoxic to the cells

-          UV radiation caused epidermal damage

-          UV radiation caused damage to hair follicles

Victoria et al (2015)

Analyzed the protection level of hair based on density, thickness, and melanin presence

-          Hair acts as a barrier against both UVA and UVB

-          The protection is dependent on density, thickness, and presence of melanin

-          The protection is not absolute

 

 

 

 

Comparing the Performance of Sol Style Sunscreen Infused Pomade with Other Pomades

It may sound strange initially when using pomades infused with sunscreen on your scalp because there are not so many pomade companies providing sunscreen-infused products. Sunscreen-infused pomades respond to studies that have found that UV rays can cause as much damage to the hair and hair follicles as they do to the skin.

From the study by Jennifer et al. (2019), harmful UV rays from the sun damage your hair's structure and interfere with the hair's color and quality. Besides, part of your scalp not protected by hair also needs protection from UV rays.

Few sunscreens for the hair follicles and the scalp exist. Sol Style sunscreen-infused pomade SPF 33 is one of the products whose popularity is increasing.

Exploring the Advantages of Using Sol Style Sunscreen Infused Pomade Daily

Sol Style sunscreen-infused pomade has many benefits that make it stand out among the various pomades you will find in the market. For starters, Sol Style sunscreen-infused pomade is rated SPF 33. This high SPF makes an ideal broad-spectrum sunscreen for the scalp, protecting it from harmful UV rays.

Sol Style Pomade with UV Protection SPF 33

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Additionally, the pomade formula provides a natural hold for styling. The added sunscreen helps to prevent hair damage caused by prolonged sun exposure. Sol Style sunscreen-infused pomade is an excellent choice for those looking to protect and style their hair while enjoying daily life.

In Conclusion

The importance of protecting the hair and scalp from sun damage cannot be overstated. Sol Style sunscreen-infused pomade is a game-changer, the first product specifically designed for this purpose. Its high SPF rating and nourishing ingredients provide comprehensive protection for the hair and scalp. Furthermore, the scientific evidence supporting the use of sunscreen in preventing skin damage and cancer is undeniable. Incorporating Sol Style sunscreen-infused pomade into your daily routine is a smart choice for anyone looking to safeguard their hair and scalp from the harmful effects of the sun.  

 

Article Reference Sources

de Gálvez, M.V., Aguilera, J., Bernabó, J.L., Sánchez‐Roldán, C. and Herrera‐Ceballos, E., 2015. Human hair as a natural sun protection agent: a quantitative study. Photochemistry and photobiology91(4), pp.966-970.

Gherardini, J., Wegner, J., Chéret, J., Ghatak, S., Lehmann, J., Alam, M., Jimenez, F., Funk, W., Böhm, M., Botchkareva, N.V. and Ward, C., 2019. Transepidermal UV radiation of scalp skin ex vivo induces hair follicle damage that is alleviated by the topical treatment with caffeine. International journal of cosmetic science41(2), pp.164-182.

Li, H., Colantonio, S., Dawson, A., Lin, X. and Beecker, J., 2019.  Sunscreen application, safety, and sun protection: the evidence. Journal of cutaneous medicine and surgery23(4), pp.357-369.

Sol Style Pomade with UV Protection SPF 33

Sol Style Pomade with UV Protection SPF 33

$12.00

A professional pomade with the benefit of UV protection. Classic styling, medium hold, and a lightweight feel. Smooth, flexible, moisturizing, and rinses out clean. Made in the USA, Paraben-Free and Free Shipping.… read more

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