This dermatologist breaks down the best sunscreens
Dr. Elizabeth Farhat, a dermatologist with Allina Health, discusses the differences in the sunscreens.
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Dr. Elizabeth Farhat, a dermatologist with Allina Health, discusses the differences in the sunscreens.
Skin is the human body's largest organ, helping to protect against germs and regulating body temperature. As important as it is to use sunscreen, experts say it's also important to know how to apply it correctly.
Your skin, the human body's largest organ, helps protect against germs and regulates body temperature — so it's important to safeguard it.
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Dermatologists say people assume they can just apply it when they're already at their activity or they're already at the pool or the beach, but you should really apply it about 10 to 15 minutes beforehand.
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No injuries or deaths related to the products have been reported, the company said.
