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5 myths about sunscreens

The sun is the source of life, energy… and also of many myths. As the warmer weather approaches, it's common to hear misconceptions about the Sunscreens that can put our skin's health at risk. Today, we're debunking five of the most common sunscreen myths so you can enjoy the sun safely and confidently.

“I only need sunscreen at the beach or pool.”

False! UV radiation is present year-round, even on cloudy days or while driving. Applying sunscreen daily is essential to prevent premature aging and reduce the risk of skin cancer.

“If I have dark skin, I don’t need sun protection.”

Although darker skin tones contain more melanin, they are not immune to sun damage. All skin tones can burn and develop skin cancer.

“A high SPF protects me all day long.”

SPF indicates the level of protection, but not the duration. All sunscreens should be reapplied every two hours, especially after swimming or sweating.

“My makeup with SPF is enough.”

Makeup with SPF may offer some protection, but it's generally not applied in sufficient amounts or to cover all exposed areas. It's recommended to use a specific sunscreen under makeup.

“Sunscreens don’t expire.”

Like any cosmetic product, Sunscreens They have an expiration date. Using an expired product may result in ineffective protection. Always check the date before applying.

Now that you know some of the most common myths about sunscreen, it's time to put them into practice! At Agrado Cosmetic, we offer a range of sunscreens Tailored to each skin type and need, with light, effective, and environmentally friendly formulas. Protect your skin with accurate information and quality products!

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