Myth 1: Higher SPF means better protection

• Explanation of SPF and its relationship to UVB protection.
• Discussing the diminishing returns of higher SPF numbers and the importance of reapplication.

Myth 2: Dark skin doesn't need sunscreen

• Debunking the misconception that individuals with darker skin tones are immune to sun damage.
• Highlighting the risk of hyperpigmentation and skin cancer in people with all skin tones.

Myth 3: Sunscreen is only necessary on sunny days

• Exploring the need for sunscreen in various weather conditions, including cloudy days and winter months.
• Emphasizing the year-round importance of UV protection.

Truths About Sunscreen

• The role of UVA and UVB protection in a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
• The significance of water-resistant formulations for outdoor activities.

Myth 4: All sunscreens are created equal

• Discussing the differences between physical and chemical sunscreens.
• Considering individual preferences and skin sensitivities in choosing the right sunscreen.

Myth 5: Sunscreen is only for the face

• Encouraging the application of sunscreen on all exposed skin, including neck, arms, and other body parts.
• Addressing commonly overlooked areas like ears and the back of the neck.