Higher SPF doesn’t mean you can skip reapplying. Dermatologists say reapply every 2–3 hours outdoors.
Melanin offers some natural protection, but not enough. UV damage & skin cancer risks exist for all skin tones.
Old formulas clogged pores, but modern non-comedogenic SPFs protect without breakouts.
Blue light from screens + UVA rays through windows = skin aging. Dermatologists say SPF is essential for indoors too.
SPF in foundation is too diluted. You’d need 10x more product to match proper coverage.
Up to 80% of UV rays pass through clouds. Overcast ≠ safe skin.
Even “water-resistant” sunscreens need reapplication after 40–80 minutes of swimming or sweating.
“The biggest mistake isn’t choosing the wrong SPF. It’s not reapplying it at all.”
Sunscreen is your skin’s best anti-aging and anti-damage tool. Don’t let myths steal your glow!