Bronzers seek to achieve the same objective, which is to turn the skin colour into a darker and more golden colour in an accelerated way, however, there are different skin types that demand a customised formula so as not to damage the dermis or cause unwanted reactions.
Skin that is not very sensitive: This type of skin tends to be dark or tanned, so it is more resistant to the sun, but it is not exempt from being damaged by excessive exposure to UV rays. The SPF that the ideal bronzer should contain should be 6 to 10.
Sensitive skin: The skins that fall into this category are brunettes to light brunettes, which show a faster reaction to the sun than dark or very dark skins. The SPF should have the right bronzer, it should be 10 to 20.
Very sensitive skin: Generally, very sensitive skins are light skins, therefore, their care should be more cautious. The recommended SPF for a sunscreen in this category ranges from 20 to 50, although a more drastic one could be applied.
Skin that is too sensitive: This point on the skin scale includes all people with skin that is too white or light, and it is easy to identify, because almost always when they are exposed to the sun, their skin turns a red colour and not a tan. It is recommended to use a bronzer with SPF greater than 50.