Dr. Rosemary Coleman

and has an SPF 50 and 10% zinc oxide.

And then I put on my color product with an SPF 50.

That's three layers.

But by the end of that, I've probably got a teaspoon.

The average person who applies SPF does not apply enough.

You have to apply two milligrams per centimeter squared in order to get the SPF 50.

And that's a teaspoon for your face, a golf ball for your body.

Don't but it's very handy as a baseline because the moisturiser will have no colour in it so I say the moisturiser should go for females in particular although nowadays men don't wear ties so I'll throw them in there

from the hairline to the cleavage.

That's where your face starts and stops.

And that way, because you don't want to put a colour product on your neck and chest and ruin your clothes.

So I'd say put that on as your belt and braces and then layer on top.

Well, needless to say, I always say, put it on before you put on your top, because otherwise you're sticking your hand in the side and you're going to miss bits.

Is it any help?

It will give him approximately a factor four.

But he's going to be good for business.

He's going to keep dermatologists busy in future years.

But the cap will protect the hat if there's any thinning.

Well, this is it.

If he's thinning.