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Why You May Not Want to Use Last Summer's Sunscreen

  • Consumer Reports published its 2025 evaluation of over 100 sunscreens, uncovering significant variations in their effectiveness against sun damage.
  • This release follows concerns that many sunscreens do not provide the level of sun protection indicated by their SPF ratings.
  • Experts such as Dr. Jenna Lester and Dr. Oyetewa Asempa stress the importance of applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen that offers strong protection—typically an SPF rating of 30 or higher—and reapplying it every two hours for effective skin defense.
  • Sunscreen protects against sunburn, dark spots, wrinkles, and skin cancer risks, though protection varies by skin tone and cannot rely only on melanin.
  • The ratings suggest consumers should use broad-spectrum sunscreen daily, reapply often, and not depend on last summer’s leftover products for adequate protection.
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NBC Chicago broke the news in Chicago, United States on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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