

Human: How does sunscreen or sunblock work to protect the skin from the sun's rays?


Assistant: Sunscreen use ultraviolet light or water to protect the skin, especially from ultraviolet B (UVB).  Sunblock involves ultraviolet light, water, and proteins of different types absorb light and become able to penetrate into the skin.  This is the most efficient way to protect the skin during a rough time.  Sunscreen can be expensive, or more expensive.  This can be because of a fabric fabric which covers use fabric pigments as a protection fabric.  
Other factors include ultraviolet light (UVB), sun exposure, exposure to UVB, and even chemicals from any of those, all of which are susceptible to damage, by causing skin discolorations and fading.


Assistant: It is safe enough. It provides little protection against sunburn, and causes less water damage at the site. For example, it can prevent chlamydia infection. This means that it comes in contact with your skin, but also with sunlight.



