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rronerek
Oily/Resilient
I’m guessing every window in your hone is UV rated then you don’t have to, unless you want to be extra careful or if you plan on leaving the house at all. Or perhaps just to keep sunscreen application as a normal habit so you don’t fall out of favor of applying it!
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amg3268
Oily/Sensitive
I wish I would have checked with my family if our windows have UV protection before spending all this money on SPF during quarantine 😭😭😭
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Andrrea
Oily/Sensitive
Ahahahahahah 😂😂😂
I think that all windows which are new on the market have UV protection. Maybe the one that my grandmother had aren’t UV protection
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Kirin
Oily/Resilient
I think it depends on where area are you from and what season it is. During summer, I usually apply sunscreen indoors since my room faces the sun so the UV index is pretty high and my windows don't have a UV blocker on them. But if you're well-protected from the sun in your house, I think it's fine to not wear sunscreen.
Winter season also records a low UV index, so if you're indoors I think it's fine to skip the sunscreen.
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aliceh
Dry/Sensitive
I believe windows block UVB (causes burning) but don’t fully block UVA (causes aging etc).
I don’t remember if windows block 50% UVA or if it’s nothing at all. It might depend on your country if it’s a regulated thing.
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smellysharpie
Dry/Sensitive
I don’t think there is any harm either way. I personally just like including an SPF product in my daily routine, but you could definitely skip it if you know you’ll be inside all day! :)
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