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Is sunscreen the only way to protect my skin from UV rays?

While sunscreen is crucial, it's not the only form of protection. Wearing protective clothing, seeking shade, and avoiding peak sun hours (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) also significantly reduce UV exposure.

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Can I skip reapplying sunscreen if I use a high SPF?
Do physical sunscreens work immediately upon application?
If my makeup has SPF, do I still need sunscreen?
Can I get sufficient vitamin D if I wear sunscreen daily?
Do darker skin tones need more sunscreen?
Is water-resistant sunscreen completely waterproof?
Can I use expired sunscreen if it looks and smells fine?
Do I need sunscreen on a cloudy day or indoors?
Can I use sunscreen with SPF once for all-day protection during winter?
If I tan but don't burn, do I still need to use sunscreen?
Are natural or homemade sunscreens as effective as commercial ones?
Is once-a-day sunscreen application enough for indoor workers?
Does layering different SPF products increase protection?
Are SPF-infused moisturizers as effective as regular sunscreen?
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