Curious as to why dermatologists, skin cancer survivors and charities recommend SPF30+? When it comes to SPF (Sun Protection Factor), more is more. UVB rays are predominantly responsible for the type of sun damage that develops into skin cancer. Sunscreens are incredibly effective at blocking them. They work by either absorbing or deflecting UV rays from the skin’s surface. That’s why regularly applying sunscreen with SPF30 and above can prevent up to 90% of skin cancers. (That’s how many are attributed to avoidable sun damage.) Though some sunscreen companies may stock SPF2, SPF4, SPF8 etc, it does not mean that these are sun safe formulas. They’re marketing nonsense. When in doubt, always stick to SPF30 and over🧴🤌 #sunscreen #cancersucks #skincancerawareness #summer #skincancer #fyp #explorepage #explore #viral #skincare #skintok