Sper lotion is a baby sunscreen lotion that uses 2 percent zinc oxide, 7.5 percent octyl methoxy cinnamate, 6 percent oxybenzone and 2 percent avobenzone. Octyl methoxy cinnamate, oxybenzone and avobenzone are all used to improve how the body can absorb and break down UV rays from the sun before they can potentially cause damages to the skin. Zinc oxide is also added to apply a soothing sensation to the skin while helping create a strong barrier of protection. Sper lotion is a sunscreen product that is especially useful for children to use as it protects them from dangerous UV rays while outdoors.
Well it seems that it is for the first time or so you are trying for sex. Majority of youngsters in initial times feels so. There is nothing wrong with errections and forget about timings. Just be calm take interest in your partner, do not think of climax just try to feel every moment. Nightfall is not a problem. You shouldn't be having any health issues that is important. Do not be so excited about sex, go slowly and do not compare yourself to friends discussions and porn stuff. Take care.
You want to increase your sex timing, sperms count & erection. I advise you to tell me your weight, height, eating habits & any addiction to alcohol or cigarette, for better guidance & treatment without any side effects.
First you should know that there are different causes for acne and hyperpigmentation. Incase of acne treatment depends on type and grade of acne .so I would recommend proper evaluation by dermatologist insted of self treatment. But yes you can use noncomedogenic sunscreen and salicylic acid / glycolic acid /tea tree oil containing face wash. It might help you.
This sunsgreen end lotion alergent to you. You use ?eva aloe face wash dry than apply ?eva body lotion end ?eva nourishing cream morning end night. Dr. Tare.
Hi lybrate-user
sper is a sunscreen- apply it during daytime 30 mins before stepping out. Reapply every 3-4 hours
olesoft is a moisturiser. Can apply it before sunscreen.
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