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Daily sun exposure The amount of incidental ultraviolet radiation that we receive when we take the dog out, drive to work on a sunny day, or walk to a nearby café, accounts for 80% of all sun exposure. The cumulative effects of prolonged or unnecessary UV exposure can lead to premature aging of your skin and increase your risk for skin cancer. Ensure that you're always protected by making sunscreen a part of your morning routine. All-in-one moisturizers are available with sunscreen agents built right in – it’s a convenient way to combine two steps into one, especially when there’s no time to spare in the mornings! More tips on:   Sun Care

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