World Sunscreen Day: 5 reasons why you should make sun protection a priority for your skin
World Sunscreen Day: 5 reasons why you should make sun protection a priority for your skin
On World Sunscreen Day, let us know why you should make sun protection a priority for your skin. We have shared 5 major reasons to apply sunscreen daily.
One of the main causes of skin cancer is ultraviolet (UV) exposure from the sun. Frequent use of sunscreen dramatically lowers the risk of melanoma, the most deadly type of skin cancer, as well as non-melanoma skin cancer.
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The most obvious symptoms of skin ageing, such as drooping, fine lines, and wrinkles, are brought on by UV exposure. Sunscreen preserves the flexibility of your skin and aids in the formation of collagen, keeping it firm and youthful.
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Anyone who has ever had a severe sunburn understands how awful it can be. In addition to causing redness and peeling, recurrent sunburns can raise your risk of developing skin diseases and irreversibly harm skin cells.
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You believe that sunscreen is only for the summer? Rethink your thought. Even on rainy days or inside, UV rays can still reach your skin since they can pass through windows and clouds. No matter the time of year or location, daily application guarantees your protection.
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Darker skin is more susceptible to sun damage and skin cancer, even though it contains more melanin, a pigment that offers some natural UV protection. Everybody benefits from daily sun protection, regardless of skin tone.
