How to Use Sunscreen in Wet Weather

在潮濕天氣如何使用防曬霜


Introduction

This report talks about why everyone needs sunscreen every day. It also looks at the best products for hot and wet weather.

本報告將探討為什麼每個人每天都需要使用防曬霜,並分析適合炎熱且潮濕天氣的最佳產品。

Main Body

The sun can hurt all skin. It can cause old skin and skin cancer. Men have thicker skin, but they still need sunscreen. Now, more men use skin care products.

陽光會傷害所有皮膚。它會導致皮膚老化與皮膚癌。男性的皮膚較厚,但仍然需要使用防曬霜。現在,越來越多男性開始使用護膚產品。

Some sunscreens have Vitamin C. These make skin glow, but they feel oily when it is wet. Other sunscreens are matte. They are good for oily skin and wet weather. Some expensive brands work fast, but they cost a lot of money.

有些防曬霜含有維生素 C。這些能讓皮膚顯得光澤,但在潮濕時會感覺油膩。其他防曬霜則是啞面效果,適合油性皮膚與潮濕天氣。有些昂貴的品牌效果較快,但價格很高。

Doctors say heavy creams are bad in the rain. Heavy creams block the skin. This can cause pimples and red spots. Doctors say you should use light gels instead.

醫生表示在雨天使用厚重的面霜是不利的。厚重的面霜會阻塞皮膚,這可能會導致痘痘與紅斑。醫生建議您應該改用輕盈的凝膠。

Conclusion

Doctors say you should use light sunscreen. Do not use heavy makeup when the weather is wet.

醫生建議您應該使用輕盈的防曬霜。天氣潮濕時請勿使用厚重的彩妝。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The 'Opposite' Trick

To reach A2, you need to describe things by comparing them. This text uses Opposite Pairs to help you choose the right product.

Look at these pairs:

  • Heavy (thick/strong) \rightarrow Light (thin/soft)
  • Oily (greasy/shiny) \rightarrow Matte (dry/flat)
  • Expensive (costs a lot) \rightarrow Cheap (costs a little)

How to use them in a sentence:

  • Bad: "The cream is heavy."
  • Better (A2): "Heavy creams are bad, but light gels are good."

🛠 Word Building: 'Skin' + 'Something'

In English, we often put a noun before another noun to describe it.

  • Skin + Cancer \rightarrow Skin cancer
  • Skin + Care \rightarrow Skin care

When you see two nouns together, the first one tells you what kind of thing the second one is.

Vocabulary Learning

report (n.)
A piece of writing that gives information about a subject
Example:I read a report about the weather.
cancer (n.)
A very serious disease
Example:Sunscreen helps prevent skin cancer.
glow (v.)
To look bright and healthy
Example:Her skin has a healthy glow.
oily (adj.)
Having a lot of oil on the surface
Example:My face feels oily in the summer.
matte (adj.)
Not shiny
Example:I prefer matte lipstick because it is not shiny.
block (v.)
To stop something from moving through
Example:Heavy creams can block the skin.
pimples (n.)
Small red spots on the skin
Example:Some people get pimples on their face.
Practice A2 words in a crossword