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While applying sunscreen may be a given when you’re spending long periods of time under the sun, it might not always be something you think about during a normal workday when you might be spending most of your time indoors.
Places
Airplanes
Cars - Luckily, cars' windshields are made to block almost all UVB and UVA rays. However, a 2016 study found that the side and back windows offered less protection.
Occasions
Around Water, Snow, and Other Reflective Surfaces
On Cloudy Days and During Winter
Under UV Lights - like under UV dryers at the nail salon and plant grow lights
On Your Body
On Your Scalp and Hairline
Under Your Clothing - Here’s a rule of thumb: If you can see light through the fabric, then harmful UV rays can reach your skin underneath.
Your Feet and Ears
Under Your Arms
Your Eyelids
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