D’vine Skin & Body, a Durbanville skincare studio, has published a guide explaining why SPF is only part of the story when it comes to sun protection.
DURBANVILLE, Western Cape — D’vine Skin & Body has published a new article on what 360° photoprotection actually means and why it matters when choosing a sunscreen. For many people the decision still comes down to finding the biggest number on the label.
That habit is understandable, but it can leave real gaps in a routine. A sunscreen that looks impressive on paper may not suit a person’s skin, daily life or the way they actually apply it, and a product that goes unused offers no protection at all.
The article explores what SPF does and does not tell you, how to match a sunscreen to skin type, lifestyle and finish, why application and reapplication matter, and why protection should extend well beyond the face. It also points to a proper skin consultation as the place where these choices become personal rather than guesswork.
One point reframes the conversation: the number on the front of the bottle speaks to only one part of the solar spectrum.
For the full breakdown, read SPF Is Not Just a Number: What Does 360° Photoprotection Actually Mean?.
About D’vine Skin & Body
D’vine Skin & Body is a professional skin and body treatment studio in Durbanville, Western Cape, known for personalised, consultation-led skincare. The studio offers advanced treatments and retails professional brands including Mesoestetic, QMS Medicosmetics, Lamelle and Dermaheal.
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D’vine Skin & Body, 99 Jip De Jager Dr, De Bron, Cape Town, 7530, 021 913 0897
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