(ひや)()

ひやけどめ
noun
sunscreen
1. sunscreen, sunblock
A lotion, spray, or cream applied to the skin to protect it from the sun's ultraviolet rays and prevent sunburn.
日焼(ひや)()めを()る。
To apply sunscreen.
日焼(ひや)()めを(わす)れた。
I forgot the sunscreen.
日焼(ひや)()めを()ってから(そと)()る。
I apply sunscreen before going outside.
(あせ)をかいたので日焼(ひや)()めを()(なお)した。
I reapplied sunscreen because I was sweating.
(なつ)毎朝(まいあさ)日焼(ひや)()めを()らないと、すぐに(はだ)(あか)くなってしまう。
In summer, if I don't apply sunscreen every morning, my skin gets red right away.

Composed of 日焼(ひや)け (sunburn) + ()め (prevention). A product applied to the skin to block 紫外線(しがいせん) (ultraviolet rays).

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 日焼(ひや)()めを()る: to apply sunscreen
  • 日焼(ひや)()めを()(なお)す: to reapply sunscreen
  • 日焼(ひや)()めクリーム: sunscreen cream
  • 日焼(ひや)()めスプレー: sunscreen spray

PRODUCT TERMS:

  • SPF: sun protection factor (commonly used in Japanese too)
  • PA: protection grade of UVA (Japanese labeling system)

RELATED:

  • 日焼(ひや)け: sunburn, suntan
  • 紫外線(しがいせん): ultraviolet rays
  • 日焼(ひや)()対策(たいさく): sun protection measures