Sunscreen alone isn't enough sun protection, experts say: harmful UVA and UVB rays can lead to skin cancer so dermatologists recommend a protective wardrobe or even adding Rit SunGuard to your laundry
Experts say that wearing sunscreen is not enough to combat the harmful effects of UVA and UVB rays, you also need to add physical barriers – so what kind exactly?
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You may think putting sunscreen on in the morning is enough to protect you from the sun, but dermatologists say it isn’t enough on its own – you need a physical barrier too, and a fashionable linen shirt won’t do.
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