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The lips, ears, scalp, eyelids, and tops of your feet are the most-missed sunscreen spots. Here's how to protect every one of them.
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One of the most common reasons people skip sunscreen is the fear it will cause a vitamin D deficiency. Here's what dermatologists and real-world research actually say — and why you don't have to choose between protected skin and healthy vitamin D.
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Most people apply only a quarter to half the sunscreen they need — which quietly cuts their real SPF in half. Here's exactly how much to use on your body and face, with two simple rules to get it right.
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Yes, sunscreen expires — usually after about three years. Learn how to read the date, spot the warning signs of an SPF gone bad, and store it so it actually protects your skin.
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Sunscreen shouldn't leave dry skin tight or flaky. Here's how to choose a hydrating SPF and the application tricks that keep skin comfortable all day.
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A great tan fades fast if you don't care for your skin. These 8 simple tips help your sun-kissed glow last longer and look even.
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