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The document discusses sunscreen and skin cancer prevention. It defines SPF and recommends using at least SPF 30 sunscreen. It provides tips for properly applying sunscreen and other protective measures like wearing hats and staying in the shade. The document also discusses the different types of sunscreens and provides recommendations for the best sunscreen based on skin type.

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Honors Project Brochure

The document discusses sunscreen and skin cancer prevention. It defines SPF and recommends using at least SPF 30 sunscreen. It provides tips for properly applying sunscreen and other protective measures like wearing hats and staying in the shade. The document also discusses the different types of sunscreens and provides recommendations for the best sunscreen based on skin type.

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Image Credits Skin Cancer Prevention

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Applying Sunscreen
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eral-sunscreens ●Wearing a wide-brim hat
● Avoiding direct sun exposure
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● Sunscreen can and should be worn
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Types of Sunscreens The Best Sunscreen for You

Physical sunscreen, aka mineral If you have a darker skin color…


sunscreen Tinted sunscreen will reduce the
● Ingredients: zinc oxide or titanium “white cast” of physical
dioxide sunscreens.
● Deflects UV rays, thick consistency, Recommended Brand: Neutrogena
sits on top of the skin

If you have sensitive skin…


Physical sunscreens have fewer
irritating effects than chemical
Chemical sunscreen sunscreen, but can feel heavier
● Ingredients: oxybenzone, because they sit on top of the skin.
avobenzone, octisalate, octocrylene, Recommended Brand: Cetaphil
homosalate, or octinoxate
● Absorbs UV rays, thin consistency,
needs 15-30 minutes to absorb into
the skin If you have oily/acne prone skin…
Some sunscreens are specifically
formulated to be less greasy,
non-comedogenic (pore-clogging),
and fragrance free.
Recommended Brand: Cerave
Tinted sunscreen
● Can be either physical or chemical,
and have tinted substances added
such as iron oxide If you have an allergy to sunscreen…
Try using a physical sunscreen, as
chemical sunscreens could be an
allergen. Test a small dab of
sunscreen on the back of your
hand to see if you are allergic.

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