Common Myths About Sunscreen:, Debunked.<br />Sunscreen is your best defense<br />against sun-damaged skin. .<br />But there are plenty of misconceptions<br />about the most effective way to use sunscreen. .<br />Here are six<br />common myths<br />about sunscreen.<br />1. MYTH: You’re using enough sunscreen, Most people only apply 25 to 50 percent of<br />the recommended amount of sunscreen.<br />2. MYTH: Sunscreen can be<br />waterproof or sweat-proof, Although it may not wash off as easily, sunscreen<br />can only be classified as water-resistant. .<br />3. MYTH: Makeup with sunscreen is enough, The SPF in cosmetics may not be more than 30 or is<br />broad-spectrum, meaning it's not enough protection.<br />4. MYTH: Sunblock and<br />sunscreen are the same thing, Sunblock reflects the sun’s UV rays<br />while sunscreen chemically filters them. .<br />5. MYTH: Sunscreen doesn’t ever expire, Sunscreen bottles have a visible expiration date<br />that should be followed for maximum effectiveness.<br />6. MYTH: You should only<br />wear sunscreen in the summer, UVA and UVB rays are present whenever<br />the sun is out, even in the winter.
