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While a sun-kissed glow may seem like the hallmark of summer beauty, the reality is that prolonged sun exposure without protection can cause lasting damage. Here’s why wearing sunscreen should be a non-negotiable part of your daily routine, regardless of weather or season.
Prevent skin cancer, including melanoma
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is a leading cause of skin cancers. Regular sunscreen use significantly reduces the risk of both non-melanoma and melanoma skin cancers, the deadliest form.
Stop premature ageing in its tracks
UV exposure is responsible for most visible signs of skin ageing, including wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging. Sunscreen helps maintain collagen production and protects your skin's elasticity, keeping it youthful and firm.
Prevent painful sunburns
Anyone who’s suffered a bad sunburn knows how miserable it can be. Beyond the redness and peeling, repeated sunburns can permanently damage skin cells and increase your risk of skin disease.
Shield against UV rays year-round
Think sunscreen is just for summer? Think again. UV rays penetrate clouds and windows, meaning your skin is still exposed even on rainy days or indoors. Daily application ensures you are protected no matter the season or setting.
Protect all skin tones equally
While darker skin has more melanin, the pigment that provides some natural UV protection, it is not immune to sun damage or skin cancer. Everyone, regardless of skin tone, benefits from daily sun protection.