foundations with UV protection need a full teaspoon of the product on
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of the sun. Use a sunscreen made
for babies but limit the time in the sun.
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ly
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Put on
it is windy, after being in the water or after
Do not use expired sunscreen.
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doctor about new or
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ople at high risk for skin cancer may need to see their
doctor more often.
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your face to provide good protection.
Keep babies younger than 6 months out
How to Use Sunscreen
• Apply sunscreen at least 20 minutes before going outside.
Use enough sunscreen to cover your body well. Do not forget to app
sunscreen to the nose, neck, tops of feet, rims of ears and the lips.
Reapply sunscreen every 2 hours when outdoors, even if the label says
the sunscreen is water-resistant, sweat-proof or all day protection.
more sunscreen when
working up a sweat.
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Check Your Skin
Check your skin monthly for skin changes. Tell your
unusual bumps, spots, blisters or changes in a mole.
Have your skin checked by a doctor every 3 years before age 40 and
yearly after that. Pe
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