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Yourskintellectual
Oily/Resilient
Not really. It all depends on your circumstances, the country you live in, if there are objects outside your window like trees/other houses etc. If you're sitting by the window - yes, but otherwise - mostly not necessary. Only a fraction of rays will reach you and even strong sunscreen doesn't provide 100% protection anyway.
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jrose
Oily/Resilient
I usually check the uv index where I live I apply sunscreen pretty much everyday but dermatologists recommend sunscreen only if uv index is 3 or higher so I apply everyday but if the uv index is lower than 3 I donβt bother reapplying
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ricoskin
Dry/Resilient
yes but that really is for people who are very sensitive to light, a melanated person only needs protection from the sun
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