When we need too use creme are more efficient and protects from UVB and UVA from the ray. Half cream in the European market provides the only half or wholly insufficient protection. Read the labels when you buying.

Less than half of sunscreen are sold to the market in Europe in the past years and they don’t offer full protection from the sun, warns in a new survey.

Research was conducted by British market research agencies, "Mintel" and it has showed that less than half of the 750 products that are projected on the market in 2007 are offering combined UVA and UVB protection.

Protection from both types of rays is very important, and although UVB rays that cause skin burn on the sun, UVA rays rent deeper into tissue, which causes premature aging skin and in extreme cases mutation of skin cells.

"To sunscreen really needs to be more efficient and protects from UVB and UVA from the sun," said Alexandra Richmond, employ of the company that conducted the research.

"What many people do not understand is that if you have only UVB protection, you are less likely to burn but you have no protection from harmful impact of UVA radiation on aging and malignant transformation of the skin," she added.

"Sunbathing creams, which have protection, and from UVA and UVB radiation from the creams are called for a wide range of sunbathing, however, do not forget that no cream does provide complete protection, and use of shade and clothing as the first line of defense," she concluded at the end .

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