that sting or burn unless they were prescribed for you.
An adult applying sunscreen to their face as part of a morning routine.
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Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning
Make sunscreen the last step of your morning skin care routine before makeup. The AAD recommends broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, and Mayo Clinic notes that daily sun protection helps limit UV-related changes in skin appearance.
An adult using a hat, sunglasses, and shade for sun protection.
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Use shade, hats, and sunglasses outdoors
Sunscreen works best when paired with simple physical protection, such as shade, a brimmed hat, and sunglasses. MedlinePlus explains that frequent or prolonged sunlight exposure contributes to earlier skin wrinkling, so make coverage part of your outdoor routine.
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Moisturize after cleansing
Apply moisturizer while your skin is clean and slightly damp so it feels more comfortable and looks
