The best anti-aging secret: wear sunscreen everyday
We hear this all the time regarding sunscreen. And it’s because, realistically, if we want to wear it every day there are certain compromises we have to make. We know a broad-spectrum sunscreen will protect us from harmful UV radiation and prevent premature ageing and even skin cancer. But they’re also known for being sticky, ashy and greasy. They’re good for us, but the execution is often lacking.
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