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Sunscreen anti-aging

Anonymous Sun 13 Feb 01:19:41 2022 No.14223009 View Reply Original Report

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Does the sun really cause 90% of the skin aging that we attribute to getting older and is 24 too late to start wearing sunscreen?

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Anonymous Sun 13 Feb 2022 03:49:28 No.14223440 Report

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>>14223009
The sun causes the majority of premature
skin aging. This just means that over exposure can make you look older quicker, but avoiding the sun won't stop you from naturally aging. And no age is too late to use sunscreen.

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Anonymous Sun 13 Feb 2022 03:58:07 No.14223461 Report

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Luckily for me I never go out, almost literally

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Anonymous Sun 13 Feb 2022 04:33:21 No.14223566 Report

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>Need sunlight for vitamin D
>Sunlight accelerates skin aging
The dilemma. If you notice it's the really tanned people that have skin that looks like leather. People with pale skin looks more "pristine."

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