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Was chatting with a friend about spf and wearing it on my face everyday. She was surprised to hear that I wear it even when it’s not sunny out. I explained that the weather app shows uv rays even on overcast days.

Do you wear spf on your face everyday? Or only abroad on holiday?

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3 months ago
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Pjran

I have spf in my foundation which I wear daily but I don’t apply sun cream unless I’m sitting outside. I don’t sunbathe because I just go red.

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PayItForward

Pjran it’s great that some foundations have spf in them. Means you only have to buy one product instead of two

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MrsCraig

There is SPF in the face cream that I use every day. I wear a higher face SPF in the summer. I try to stay out of the sun when it is really hot.

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PayItForward

MrsCraig that’s the best advice isn’t it. Professionals do say to try and avoid being in the sun when it’s at its hottest

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MrsCraig

PayItForward I don't like it when it is too hot so avoid going outside. My mum has always worn SPF so I learnt to do it from her.

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JLouM

No I don’t. I’m usually indoors or if outside a lot I would but usually on the sunnier days. I’ll also wear a hat.

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PayItForward

JLouM that’s still protection in itself that you avoid being out in the sun and will wear a hat

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Consumer

I rarely wear it in the UK - I need my melanin and natural vitamin D to be topped up.

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LL81

No I don’t some creams have spf but if too high I don’t like it as want to have colour on my face, makes me feel better.

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tara73ziva

Yes I wear SPF every day even when I’m in the house as the sun rays come through the window

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PayItForward

tara73ziva I think that’s what the advice is. I’m definitely trying to be more aware - even if it isn’t overly sunny. Skin cancer is on the rise

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kitty88uk

Great 👍🏻 chat 💬 topic yeah I talked wi to a friend too she wears it everyday I’m the exact same as you I look at the weather app lol I use Nivea face cream 🧴 but it’s just spf 15 lol 😚on days that are higher 5 or 6 I put on another layer, a thicker spf that’s 50+

The number is the burn time I think how long it lasts before it gets to your skin I dunno 🤷🏻‍♀️

Just reading too much about it scares me 😳😅

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PayItForward

kitty88uk I have a friend that doesn’t wear sun screen at all. We went on holiday and she didn’t put any on her body. she got burnt and said it would make for a better tan 🤯

I am so worried she’s going to get skin cancer, but she doesn’t seem to be concerned

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kitty88uk

PayItForward omg 😱 that’s crazy 😝 for all of us that does wear spf 🧴!! I mean I didn’t when I was much younger in high school days lol I just put on Vaseline cream on face that’s it lol 😆

So she cares more a pair getting a tan oh dear 😅 oh well nothing you can do about it if you have already told her to put it on

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eyeballkerry

I don’t wear make up but everyday I apply an anti aging sun cream to my face and a balm to my lips. Been doing this everyday for years.

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IonaJones

My moisturiser has SPF 30 in it and I wear it daily, my make up has SPF in it. When I’m overseas I wear the moisturiser and I don’t burn but I do tend to wear a hat and sunglasses throughout my holiday. When I’m on the beach I top up and never burn.

Skin cancer has increased traumatically and they say it’s higher in certain age groups due to not realising the dangers and also when I grew we didn’t hear of suncream and SPF. Hopefully now we realise the dangers maybe in a few years there will be a decline of skin cancer.

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MelissaLee1

I'm too lazy but I think it's a good idea.

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SalmaS

I wear a SPF 50 face cream every time I plan to leave the house. But if I'm staying at home then I just put on a normal moisturiser.

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PayItForward

SalmaS it’s good that you wear it leaving the house. The sun uv rays ages your skin, so it’s another reason to protect it

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